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Synchronous generator variable speed and constant excitation
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[QUOTE="Vanguard, post: 6454950, member: 687218"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] will an electrically excited synchronous generator act as permanent magnet generator if provided with the similar excitation current at any speed? The question is regarding an electrically excited synchronous generator. Consider that this generator is not connected to the grid and thus not locked with the grid frequency. This generator is spinning at variable speed and gets constant and similar excitation current meaning that the excitation current does not change with the speed. Will this in fact mean that this generator is acting as a permanent magnet generator? [/QUOTE]
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