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stator windings that are made on stator slots have not been shown in the
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                   Figure 10.1 (a) Salient-pole-type synchronous machine; (b) cylindrical-type synchronous machine

                  Direct current supply is provided to the field windings so that the poles are

               magnetized. Current to the rotating field windings is supplied through brush
               and slip-ring arrangement. The field winding current, I  produces the flux.
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               The rotor carrying the field poles with their windings carrying current is
               rotated with the help of a prime mover, i.e., a turbine. Since the rotor is

               rotating, current from fixed supply terminals is to be provided to the rotor
               field windings through the brush and slip-ring arrangement.
                  A set of two brushes and slip rings are required to supply dc current to the

               field windings. Three-phase armature windings are made on the stator slots,
               and connections from these windings to the load can be taken directly. Thus,

               we have a three-phase winding placed on the stator slots. Field poles are
               formed on the rotor which are excited by supplying direct current using two

               sets of brush and slip rings.
                  It may be noted that in a dc machine, the armature winding is made on the

               rotor while the field poles are fixed on the stator. In synchronous machines,
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