Why DC exitation to AC Generator? Why not AC?
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Answer / iamdon
If we supply AC to rotor winding, locking between stator
field and rotor field will not be possible(rotor field will
be pulsating), so rotor will not maintain continuous
synchronism with stator and once synchronism is lost(at
inherent current zero with AC) it will not attain
synchronism later.
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Answer / sunil ulange hit nidasoshi
In AC voltage Flux is Varibale.
In DC Voltage Flux is Constant
Thats why DC Excitation is Better than AC Excitation
Sunil Ulange
Project Engineer
Greenesol power Systems Ltd, bangalore.
any questions contct @ sunil_031@yahoo.com
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