Alternator regulation of unbalanced currents with temperature compensation
OwnerFloyd M. Minksinventor
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This invention relates to regulation techniques for alternators typically permanent alternators as might be used on recreational vehicle engines. The regulation techniques previously known under some conditions produce undesirable high direct current components or unbalanced currents in the alternator winding on the alternator. The invention reduces these unbalanced currents thus eliminating the unnecessary source of heating of components and the waste of power. Alternator regulators of the type commonly used on AC systems on snowmobiles typically have a negative temperature coefficient which produces excessive voltage at low temperatures which further adds to effectively increased voltage at the lamps caused by the reduction in wiring resistant at low temperature. The invention produces a selected positive temperature coefficient of a true RMS AC regulator and allows more accurate calibration of that regulator.
A voltage regulation system comprising:
A voltage regulated system comprising:
A system for controlling the voltage in a lighting system, said system comprising:
A system for controlling the voltage in a lighting system, said system comprising:
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