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Definition of "compound-rectifier exciter" |
a source of field current of a synchronous machine derived from the phase voltages and currents of the machine. The phase voltages and currents of the machine are fed through transformers, then rectified in order to provide DC quantities to the field winding. The components of the exciter are the transformers (voltage and current), rectifiers (including possible gate circuitry), and power reactors; exclusive of all input control elements. |
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