Detailed circuit with explanation on the automatic voltage regulator

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The discussion centers on the request for a detailed circuit diagram and explanation of an automatic voltage regulator for synchronous generators. Participants clarify that the inquiry pertains to the voltage regulator controlling the field current of electric generators. Multiple responses suggest that there are numerous designs available for such circuits. One user offers to send useful information via email, emphasizing the importance of private messaging for sharing contact details. The conversation highlights the need for specific circuit details and the variety of available designs.
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I want a detailed circuit with explanation on the automatic voltage regulator for synchronous generators if anyone has
 
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Can you be a little more specific please? Are you talking about the voltage regulator on an electric generator that controls the field current?
 


yes this what i meant...i need a detailed circuit please
 


hisham.i said:
yes this what i meant...i need a detailed circuit please

Please inform your email address, I can send you useful information regarding your concerned subject.


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m.s.j said:
Please inform your email address, I can send you useful information regarding your concerned subject.

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