Tyrone

Near Cookstown

~19 miles waterford (1)
~9 miles Dungannon (0)
~9 miles Magherafelt (0)
~14 miles Maghera (0)
~18 miles Aughnacloy (0)
~19 miles Craigavon (0)
~20 miles Caledon (0)
~20 miles Armagh (0)
~21 miles Crumlin (0)
~21 miles Augher (0)
~21 miles Antrim (0)
~22 miles Omagh (0)
~23 miles Clogher (0)
MAGNETIC FIELD EXCITATION To manipulate the output voltage and maintain the right conditions for the battery charging circuit excitation existing is adjustable. The controller is any solid-state sensor that screens the battery voltage. When it is lower, the excitation circuit existing is increased. The excitation voltage is supplied by the stator turning, the rectified by three LEDs (inside the diagram are the reduced diode). They are quite small as the maximum excitation circuit current of around 2 amperes. The controller acts to be a variable resistance, controlling the flow of current at a small diode in the actual energizing circuit. To excite the alternator is used magnetizing winding, wound on the rotor. There are two systems of excitation of the alternator: and. In the vast most of excitation alternators to apply a different three LEDs with the lowest forward current (up to 2A).. The arrangement of these LEDs creates a half-wave rectifier. In the initial period due to residual magnetism in the rotor winding of the alternator voltage is activated which after rectification for an additional LEDs flows with the coil causing an increase in magnetic flux, which implies that the actual increase in voltage. In the initial phase of the rotor work is also powered on the battery via a command lamp. This improves the characteristics of the start-up of the alternator, and sometimes even allows excitation of the alternator. Charging indicator must often be operational.