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Some alternators have a stationary field coil excited by residual magnetism. The one I disected must have been one of those. Doug The rotor is a revolving field with the "cage" or claw producing north and south magnetic fields. the "Stator" is short for "Stationary armature" and unlike a DC generator, the field rotates inside the armature instead of the other way around. "Alternator" is actually a homade term for "Alternating current generator" unless there's a make that has slipped by me, all automotive alternators are actually 3 phase. with diodes cutting out the alternating waves to make a directional current. |
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