A wind generator is a device that uses wind energy to drive a generator to produce electricity. Its working principle is to use wind energy to drive the rotation of the wind turbine, thereby converting wind energy into mechanical energy, and then driving the generator to produce electricity.
The wind generator consists of parts such as the rotor, nacelle, tower, gearbox, and generator. Among them, the rotor is the key component for capturing wind energy, the nacelle contains the motor and gearbox, the tower is the structure supporting the entire wind turbine, the gearbox is used to increase the low-speed rotation of the wind turbine to the speed required by the high-speed rotating generator, and the generator is the key component for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy.