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sooty1892
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Hi
I wasn't sure whether this is technically homework or not but anyway.
I am building a miniature wind turbine for a basic project just for myself.
I was wondering if there was anyway for working out the voltage gained from the generator. I know this could be gained from using P = IV but I'm not sure if the current changes depending on the rpm of the generator.
Is there a general formula or way for working out the voltage? Obviously there are a number or variables such as the wind speed (linked in with the rpm) and whether the current alters (which I am not sure about).
Also the generator I am using is a 12V generator.
Thanks
I wasn't sure whether this is technically homework or not but anyway.
I am building a miniature wind turbine for a basic project just for myself.
I was wondering if there was anyway for working out the voltage gained from the generator. I know this could be gained from using P = IV but I'm not sure if the current changes depending on the rpm of the generator.
Is there a general formula or way for working out the voltage? Obviously there are a number or variables such as the wind speed (linked in with the rpm) and whether the current alters (which I am not sure about).
Also the generator I am using is a 12V generator.
Thanks