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    The document describes the main parts of an alternator, including the pulley, rotor, stator, bearings, shield, regulator, and rectifier. The pulley improves the alternator's connection to the engine. The rotor contains a coil of wire wrapped around an iron core that spins inside the stationary stator coils. The bearings support the rotor shaft. A shield protects the internal components, while the regulator controls the field current and the rectifier consists of six diodes to convert the alternating current output to direct current.

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    The document describes the main parts of an alternator, including the pulley, rotor, stator, bearings, shield, regulator, and rectifier. The pulley improves the alternator's connection to the engine. The rotor contains a coil of wire wrapped around an iron core that spins inside the stationary stator coils. The bearings support the rotor shaft. A shield protects the internal components, while the regulator controls the field current and the rectifier consists of six diodes to convert the alternating current output to direct current.

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    The document describes the main parts of an alternator, including the pulley, rotor, stator, bearings, shield, regulator, and rectifier. The pulley improves the alternator's connection to the engine. The rotor contains a coil of wire wrapped around an iron core that spins inside the stationary stator coils. The bearings support the rotor shaft. A shield protects the internal components, while the regulator controls the field current and the rectifier consists of six diodes to convert the alternating current output to direct current.

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    INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FROM LAZARO CARDENAS

    PARTS OF AN ALTERNATOR

    BY:
    ADRIANA LÓPEZ CASTAÑEDA

    CAREER:
    ELECTROMECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    DECEMBER 2017
    CONTENTS
    Pulley Bearings Bearings Rectifier
    Shield

    Shield Rotor Stator Regulator

    2
    PULLEY

    The alternator pulley


    improves internal
    combustion engine.

    Alternator Pulleys.
    Figure 1
    http://www.jcrsupplies.co.uk.
    3
    ROTOR

    The rotor consists of a coil


    of wire wrapped around
    the core.

    Rotor.
    Figure 2
    http://www.jcrsupplies.co.uk.
    4
    STATOR

    Another set of coils


    surrounding the rotor are
    called stator.

    Stator.
    Figure 3
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    5
    BEARINGS

    The bearing housing is


    constructed in two ribbed
    parts providing considerable
    heat extraction potential.

    Bearings.
    Figure 4
    http://www.jcrsupplies.co.uk.

    6
    SHIELD

    A shield is a set of hard and


    resistant parts, that
    protects the internal parts
    of the alternator.

    Shield.
    Figure 5
    http://www.jcrsupplies.co.uk.
    7
    REGULATOR

    The regulator uses the


    control voltage input to
    control the amount of field
    current.

    Regulator.
    Figure 6
    http://www.jcrsupplies.co.uk.
    8
    RECTIFIER

    The rectifier consist six


    diodes, one pair for each
    winding.

    Rectifier diode pack.


    Figure 7
    http://www.jcrsupplies.co.uk.

    9
    INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FROM LAZARO CARDENAS

    PARTS OF AN ALTERNATOR

    BY:
    ADRIANA LÓPEZ CASTAÑEDA

    CAREER:
    ELECTROMECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    DECEMBER 2017

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