小型汽油发电机油门控制原理

The principle of control of the oil door of a small gasoline generator is determined by the voltage generated. When the voltage is less than 220V, the oil door will automatically open; when the voltage is greater than 220V, the oil door will automatically close to ensure that the generated electricity is always 220V.

Related introduction:

A gasoline generator is typically composed of a stator, a rotor, a end cover, and a bearing. The engine converts the chemical energy into mechanical energy, and its conversion process is essentially a working cycle. In short, it generates power by burning fuel in the engine's combustion chamber, driving the活塞 to move in the engine with a lever and connecting rod, and then the crankshaft, outputting power.

Stator and Rotor Composition:

The stator consists of a stator iron core, a winding, a base, and other structural components. The rotor consists of a rotor iron core (or magnet), a winding, a guard ring, a center ring, a slip ring, a fan, and a rotating axis.