621-1969: 13.8 Volts Battery Charger Indicator Lamp

The Generator Rotor is used to rotate within the stator to create a magnetic field. This rotating magnetic field is produced by an electromagnet system depending on the generator. As the rotor turns, its magnetic field interacts with the stationary windings in the stator, inducing an electric current through electromagnetic induction. This process is governed by Induction, where the rate of change in the magnetic field affects the current generated. The efficiency of the generator is highly dependent on the rotor's speed and the strength of the magnetic field, which are balanced to ensure optimal performance and stability.

Attributes:
• Generates a stable magnetic field necessary for consistent power output.
• Maintains a consistent frequency of 12 hertz, providing stable electrical output.
• Operates efficiently at 1200 revolutions per minute, ensuring stable performance within the speed range.

Applications:
The Generator Rotor is located within the generator housing to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction by creating a rotating magnetic field.

• Overall Length (in): 9.22

• Overall Length (mm): 234.3

• Temperature (°C): -40°C to +85°C

• Temperature (°F): -40°F to +185 °F

• Voltage (volts): 16

• Weight (kg): 0.05

• Weight (lb): 0.1

• Material: Alloy Copper