Mathematical modelling of physical processes in a synchronous generator with permanent magnets for output voltage stabilization circuits

2020

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DOI 10.1088/1742-6596/1661/1/012143
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Abstract

Abstract When some consumers are powered from independent sources of electric energy, there is needed stabilization of output voltage on the generator in a wide range of load current changes. The use of traditional stabilization methods in the power supply systems with electric machines does not always provide the required level of the supply voltage. The use of synchronous magnetoelectric generators in voltage stabilization circuits is of particular interest in this regard. For determining the possibility of their use, the operating conditions of electric machines were analyzed, the main factors affecting their external characteristics when varying the load level were identified. The studies were based on the mathematical model that ultimately made it possible to obtain dependences convenient for use in engineer.