Generator Rotor

A generator rotor is a key component of an electrical generator. It is the rotating part of the generator that is responsible for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy. The rotor is typically made up of a shaft and a set of electromagnets or permanent magnets. When the rotor spins, it creates a rotating magnetic field that interacts with the stationary stator (the part of the generator that contains the windings) to induce an electrical current. The electrical current produced by the generator rotor is then used to power various electrical devices or to be fed back into the electrical grid.