Assertion: alternator | /r/CapableOf | produce more power
Facets:
value: at lower speeds
type: MANNER
value: through magnetism
type: MANNER
value: at idle
type: MANNER
value: at at
type: TEMPORAL
value: far
type: OTHER
value: in automotive use
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: This means the alternator can work at a higher speed and produce more power at lower speeds.
text: During this time, the regulator allows the alternator to engage and produce power.
text: Once the engine is running and the alternator is generating power, a diode feeds the field current from the alternator main output equalizing the voltage across the warning indicator which goes off.
text: An alternator generates the power needed to operate a vehicle's electrical system and to keep its battery charged.
text: The higher rotation speed means an alternator can generate more power overall.
text: The alternator is able to generate this power by converting the vehicle’s mechanical energy into electrical energy.
text: Alternators can create far more power than generators, in automotive use
text: It also means an alternator can produce more power at lower speeds so you can get a charge even when a vehicle is idling.
text: A larger alternator is able to produce more power.
text: The alternator can spin at much higher speeds, so it produces more power both at idle and at higher speeds.
text: The physically larger alternators produce more power at lower engine speeds and are much more reliable at higher outputs.
text: This insures that there will always be a path for the alternator's output current when the alternator is producing power.
text: This insures that there will always be a path for the alternator's output current when the alternator is producing power.
text: As we touched on briefly, alternators generate power through magnetism.
text: Once the engine is running and the alternator is generating power, a diode feeds the current from the alternator main output that equalizes the voltage through the warning indicator that shuts off.