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[Ufopolitics]

It is done that way in 3-phase induction motor and generators.

Last question.... Yes. That is what I, and a few others, have been telling you. We've been doing it since Tesla, you just didn't realize it.
bi

Bistander,


There are two basic types of 3 phase generators. (referring to the inducing fields type)


1- Revolving Armature is a 3 Single Phase Coils, overlapped but wound separated  by 120º (Single Phase)...requires slip rings to output 3 phases PLUS  Slip Rings to feed the 3 single phase currents...(used the least)


2- Revolving Field Generator...which is a DC Field, the typical and mostly used...


Info  from link below...


THREE PHASE GENERATOR WORKING




Cheers




Ufopolitics

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[bistander]

Bistander,


There are two basic types of 3 phase generators. (referring to the inducing fields type)


1- Revolving Armature is a 3 Single Phase Coils, overlapped but wound separated  by 120º (Single Phase)...requires slip rings to output 3 phases PLUS  Slip Rings to feed the 3 single phase currents...(used the least)


2- Revolving Field Generator...which is a DC Field, the typical and mostly used...


Info  from link below...


THREE PHASE GENERATOR WORKING

Cheers

Ufopolitics

Ufo,
Scroll down that link you give and click on the path to this:

"Synchronous Generator Working Principle"

Read there and you will see the author refer to the rotating magnetic field produced by the stator, armature in this case. Quoting him, or her;
"The stator currents produce a rotating magnetic field in the airgap of the generator that rotates at synchronous speed. In essence, the generator has two rotating magnetic fields, one due to the rotation of the rotor field and one due to the MMF of the stator windings."
bi

[Feb2006]

If you read WO 2018/134233 A2 you see that he actually pushes the electrons in the flat solid state stator and get DC out.
The MU metal shield is important to.
Its more like a accelerator think CERN.