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This is a generator powered by the engine that provides the electricity to power the car
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A device which produces alternating current (AC) by converting the engine's turning (mechanical) energy into alternating electrical current at all engine speeds. The AC must be rectified (converted from AC to DC) before reaching the vehicle's electrical system. The alternator is driven by a belt at the front of the engine. Alternators replaced the direct-current (DC) generators used up to the 1960's because they were less efficient especially at idle. ...
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| alternator |
Alternating current generators (alternators) produce alternating current that is "rectified" (converted into direct current) before it can be used in an automobile.
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A belt-driven device mounted on the front of the engine that recharges the battery while the engine is running.
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A device which produces AC (alternating current), which is converted to DC (direct current) to charge the car battery.
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