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Stator Over Voltage Production
Source:Internet Author:Unknow Pubdate:2008-04-02  
Jetmxmanager (Aerospace) 7 Nov 07 10:41
Question:

What would cause a stator to overproduce output voltage? i.e. CMM requirements of 30-34 V RMS vs. Actuals of 35 volts RMS. This is being seen on units coming in from the field and I would think they would under produce after a lenghty time on wing.

SparWeb (Aerospace) 14 Nov 07 14:21
There aren't a lot of "systems" guys to reply to your question.  I don't have any bright ideas, either, and there isn't a lot of information to start with in your post.  For a start, is there a field winding stimulating this generator?  Is that working within limits?  Also, where is the measurement taken?  If you're measuring voltage and referring to VRMS, then are you on the AC side?  What kind of airplane are we dealing with? Steven Fahey, CET 字串4


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