Ruthenian wrote:In fact the AC and DC deformation take place as soon as the windmaster produces. Before no ...
logical, since without the windmaster which produces, there is no current required. Without current, the voltage is that induced in the coils, a good sinusoid in principle, but which should have a different amplitude between the two coils of 5 Ohm and that of 8 Ohm ????,
With current, the internal resistance of the coils, decreases the voltage induced in the RI coil, with a current adjusted to have a voltage above that rectified, which has the effect of cutting or clipping the sinusoid, as seen in oscilloscope, according to the current demand of the windmaster, variable according to the rectified voltage.
Also, it would be good to know the behavior of the wind turbine on resistive load, instead of the windmaster, in uniform and medium wind, as much as possible.
It would be necessary to measure everything, including this physics of induced voltage, of resistive voltage RI less, of the current I, (also variable with these switches) and of the switching of the diodes of the three-phase rectifier, every 60 ° of the three-phase on U and I.
So knowing after measurement and understanding, it will be possible to adjust the Windmaster as well as possible.