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R.G
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Hi
I have a question about a Synchronous Permanent Magnet Alternator (Small Wind Turbine Alternator)
I want to understand the ratio between RPM and the Voltage from the Alternator.
I can't find any equation for that ratio , and I read somewhere on the web , that if I have a load ,than the Voltage for specific RPM will change, it doesn't sound right to me. if I have a load , the RPM will change due to EMF , and with it the voltage(as consequence of lower RPM) until the Power from the generator equals the load ,am I wrong?
thank you
R.G
I have a question about a Synchronous Permanent Magnet Alternator (Small Wind Turbine Alternator)
I want to understand the ratio between RPM and the Voltage from the Alternator.
I can't find any equation for that ratio , and I read somewhere on the web , that if I have a load ,than the Voltage for specific RPM will change, it doesn't sound right to me. if I have a load , the RPM will change due to EMF , and with it the voltage(as consequence of lower RPM) until the Power from the generator equals the load ,am I wrong?
thank you
R.G