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Hand control of excitation is difficult so use is made of an automatic voltage regulator (AVR) . The...

Hand control of excitation is difficult so use is made of an automatic voltage regulator (AVR) . The
AVR consists basically of a circuit fed from the alternator output voltage which detects small changes in
voltage and feed a signal to an amplifier which changes the excitation to correct the voltage. Stabilizing
features are also incorporated in the circuits to avoid ‘hunting’ (constant voltage fluctuations) or
overcorrecting.

The statically excited alternator has a static excitation system instead of a d.c. exciter. This type of
alternator will more accept the sudden loading by direct online starting of large squirrel cage motors. The
static excitation system uses transformers and rectifiers to provide series and shunt components for the
alternator field, that is, it is compounded. Brushes and sliprings are used to transfer the current to the field
coils which are mounted on the rotor. The terminal voltage from the alternator thus gives the no-load
voltage and the load current provides the extra excitation to give a steady voltage under any load condition.
The compensation necessary for speed variation requires that a voltage regulator be also built into the
system.

The brushless high speed alternator was also developed to eliminate d.c. exciters with their associated
commutators and brushgear. The alternator and exciter rotors are on a common shaft, which also carries the
rectifiers. The exciter output is fed to the rectifiers and then through conductors in the hollow shaft to the
alternator field coils. An automatic voltage regulator is used with this type of alternator.

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