Permanent Magnet DC Generator
A permanent magnet DC generator is one that generates flux in a magnetic circuit using permanent magnets.
It consists of an armature and one or more permanent magnets positioned around it. This sort of DC generator does not create a lot of power.
As a result, industrial applications seldom employ them. They are commonly employed in tiny applications, like as dynamos in bikes.
Construction And Working of a DC Generator
In 1831, Michael Faraday, a British physicist, devised the electromagnetic generator. The primary function of this device is to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy. There are several types of mechanical energy sources available, including hand cranks, internal combustion engines, water turbines, and gas and steam turbines. The generator provides capacity for all electrical power networks. An electric motor should be able to perform the generator’s converse function. The basic purpose of the motor is to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Generators and motors have many properties.
Table of Content
- DC Generator
- Construction of a DC generator
- Workings
- Types
- Losses in DC Machines
- Characteristics of DC Generator
- Characteristics of DC Series Generator
- Characteristics of DC Shunt Generators
- External Load Characteristics of the DC Compound Generator
- Efficiency of a DC Generator