A Generator Rotor Negative Heat Sink is made to dissipate heat generated by the rotor during operation. It consists of a voltage suppressor and rectifier. The voltage suppressor is an electronic device or circuitry integrated into the heat sink assembly. The rectifier is another electronic component integrated into the heat sink assembly. Its function is to convert the alternating current (AC) generated by the rotor into direct current (DC).

Attributes:
• Voltage suppressor protects the rotor and associated components from damage caused by voltage surges
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability and reliability

Applications:
A Generator Rotor Negative Heat Sink serves the purpose of efficiently dissipating heat generated during operation and incorporating electrical functions, including voltage suppression and rectification.