why d.c. supply is given to the primary side of generator?

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why d.c. supply is given to the primary side of generator?..

Answer / manjifera

Generator primary side is static and acts as a static
magnet.so its easy to control the o/p dc voltage using
controling excitation of primary side.

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why d.c. supply is given to the primary side of generator?..

Answer / sandeep

beacuse it need to be exitation of primary side

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why d.c. supply is given to the primary side of generator?..

Answer / austin kpoto

Derived from a closed loop system from alternator, when
exciter rotate rectifer induce dc voltage. Exciter diode
convert dc current from diode to rotor main armuture to
produce magnetic field to the primary side of the
alternator.Poles turns produce minus and plus sign from
main armature than alternator send dc current to AVR.

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why d.c. supply is given to the primary side of generator?..

Answer / sunil parmar,nirma uni.

DC supply is given to the exciter of the generator
and by controlling the DC supply fed excitaion can be
changed.....and thus the output...

plz vote for my answer.. for reply or disagreement mail
me at
parmar20072008@yahoo.com

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