A Constant Speed Drive (CSD) is a device that maintains a constant output speed regardless of variable input speeds, commonly used in jet engines to keep generators at a consistent speed during flight. The Integrated Drive Generator (IDG) is a newer version that combines the generator and CSD into a single unit. The discussion seeks a smaller version of such technology, ideally around the size of a shoebox, suitable for applications requiring less torque. Understanding the principles of operation for these devices can provide insights into potential smaller-scale applications. This technology is essential for ensuring stable power generation in varying operational conditions.