What is the introduction of regulator?

A regulator is an electronic or electrical device that is used to maintain a constant output voltage or current level, regardless of variations in the input voltage or load conditions. It is commonly used in power supplies, voltage stabilizers, and other electrical systems to ensure a stable and reliable power supply.

The regulator can be mainly divided into the following structures：

(1) Unit structure: It is mainly composed of coils, brushes, handwheels, dials, bottom seats, outer covers, etc. Three-phase and single-phase large-capacity voltage regulators are composed of several units of the same specifications.

(2) Single-phase assembly structure: It is mainly assembled by several units of the same specification. The brushes of each unit contact group are mounted on the same main shaft, the input ends of the coils are connected in parallel, and the output end is connected with a balanced reactor to balance the unit. The current is distributed and the circulation is suppressed.

(3) Three-phase assembly structure: The three-phase voltage regulator is assembled coaxially from three units of the same specification.

In summary

A regulator is an electronic or electrical device that maintains a constant output voltage or current level, regardless of variations in the input voltage or load conditions. It is essential for ensuring a stable and reliable power supply in various applications, protecting equipment from damage, and improving system performance.