Direct-Drive Generators is a type of wind turbine generator system that belongs to the class of electromechanical energy conversion devices and is distinguished by its elimination of the gearbox through the direct mechanical coupling of the rotor to the generator, enabling high torque generation at low rotational speeds.
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