7. When it is necessary to provide automatic control of the voltage output at constant speed, the generator selected is a 8. The current through the shunt winding of a compound generator is not sufficient to the field poles. 9. The terminal voltage output of a cumulative compound-wound generator should as the load current is increased. 10. When the output voltage of a generator is the same at both no load and full load, the generator is called a(n) type. 11. Compound-wound generators are generally designed to be of the type. 12. The amount of compounding that can be obtained from a generator is controlled by

7. When it is necessary to provide automatic control of the voltage output at constant speed, the generator selected is a 8. The current through the shunt winding of a compound generator is not sufficient to the field poles. 9. The terminal voltage output of a cumulative compound-wound generator should as the load current is increased. 10. When the output voltage of a generator is the same at both no load and full load, the generator is called a(n) type. 11. Compound-wound generators are generally designed to be of the type. 12. The amount of compounding that can be obtained from a generator is controlled by

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