HONDA CHARGING SYSTEM: the Half Wave stator

Drawn by Jon Pardue April 1, 2008 and edited Sptember 15, 2016

Half wave dynamo (permanent magnet alternator) stator winding

Lacquer-insulated copper wire, wound on medium high reluctance silicon electrical steel laminations
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RECTIFIER
is not grounded

electrical
diagram
of stator RECTIFIER
winding

HEADLIGHT ROTATING
MAGNETS

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+
6 Volt
Battery
INSULATORS _

GROUNDED

Honda laminations are "electrical steel" which has about 5% silicon added.
This special silica-steel is cold-rolled and grain-oriented, with medium high reluctance.
Reluctance means the steel resists becoming permanently magnetized, exhibits
low hysteresis loss, yet as a core still makes a great electric magnet or stator winding.

if its this good its from the labs and workshop of jon pardue
http://www.parduebrothers.com
HONDA CHARGING SYSTEM: the Full Wave Rectifier
Drawn by Jon Pardue April 1, 2008 and edited Sptember 15, 2016

Full wave dynamo (permanent magnet alternator) stator winding

Lacquer-insulated copper wire, wound on high reluctance silicon electrical steel laminations

electrical
diagram
of stator
winding
ROTATING
MAGNETS AC

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+
AC 6 Volt
Battery
_

FULL WAVE RECTIFIER

WINDING WIRE is NOT GROUNDED... provides the ground point
STEEL LAMINATION is GROUNDED
not the wire

INSULATORS

if its this good its from the labs and workshop of jon pardue
http://www.parduebrothers.com
HONDA CHARGING SYSTEM: the Full Wave Stator with Full Wave Voltage Regulator
Drawn by Jon Pardue April 1, 2008 and edited Sptember 15, 2016

Full wave dynamo (permanent magnet alternator) stator winding

Lacquer-insulated copper wire, wound on high reluctance silicon electrical steel laminations

electrical
diagram
of stator
winding
ROTATING
MAGNETS

+
6 Volt
Battery
_

FULL WAVE REGULATOR

WINDING WIRE is NOT GROUNDED... provides the ground point
STEEL LAMINATION is GROUNDED
not the wire

INSULATORS

if its this good its from the labs and workshop of jon pardue
http://www.parduebrothers.com