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@Pix,


Please answer this question...if you know it.


In a Brushless AC Generator (or could also be a Brushed old type) what Magnetic Field is utilized in the ROTOR to Induce the Stator Output Fields?


1- Is it an AC Magnetic Field?
2- Is it a DC Magnetic Field?




Easy, bro, is either 1 or 2...




Cheers




Ufopolitics

Answer is simple- it is rotating DC magnetic field. 
And voltage of generator is regulated by AVR, which is increasing or decreasing DC current to the rotor windings.
In brushless generator we ROTATE  physically rotor, that's why a DC current is in use to create magnetic field.


To create a rotating DC magnetic field without physical rotation- we use a clever trick invented a long time ago by Mr. Nicola Tesla, and used in every induction motor today. 
So please, don't look for some exotic things when you have all answers under your nose.


Regards,
Pix

[Ufopolitics]

In a single phase electric motor to create rotating magnetic field you have to use SECOND winding at 90 deg with a capacitor. 
Capacitor creates a phase shift, which in turn creates virtual rotating field.
Similiar way like in 3 phase motor.
As I said before, in both cases resultant is rotating CONSTANT magnetic field.
INTENSITY of resultant  ROTATING magnetic field is CONSTANT.
So, it is a DC magnetic field ROTATING.
Please, do not question mathematical facts.

@Pix,


Why You keep citing "AC Electric Motors"??!!


We are referring here to Power Generation,  or AC Generators, not to Electrical to Mechanical Generation...apples and Bananas, Bro...


Can you answer my question on my previous post?




Thanks




Ufopolitics

[pix]

Pix,pix
Your 1 phase motor in combination WITH 1 phase generator  : O2 parallel resonant circuits,but as 2in1

Sorry lancaIV, but I have trouble getting you.
I have had to take the same stuff you are taking 

[lancaIV]

http://www.rexresearch.com/alxandr/alexandr.htm compact "the stuff" explained   
https://patents.google.com/patent/US3913004A/en
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[Ufopolitics]

Answer is simple- it is rotating DC magnetic field. 
And voltage of generator is regulated by AVR, which is increasing or decreasing DC current to the rotor windings.
In brushless generator we ROTATE  physically rotor, that's why a DC current is in use to create magnetic field.


To create a rotating DC magnetic field without physical rotation- we use a clever trick invented a long time ago by Mr. Nicola Tesla, and used in every induction motor today. 
So please, don't look for some exotic things when you have all answers under your nose.


Regards,
Pix

Great!!...


You have said it...it is a DC Magnetic Field, NOT an AC Magnetic Field...and it is being fed as a Continuous Plus and Minus (+/-) input to rotor coils, NOT AC!!

With an AC Magnetic Field as the "Inducer" in absolutely ANY Generator in our Planet...you will get zero output at Stator Field Coils!!

...And Nikola Tesla Induction Motor is based on Rotating AC Magnetic Fields...NOT DC Magnetic Fields.