To understand the definition of a gaited horse one must first know a little about the way horses move. The trot is the most common gait of the horse other than a walk. Horses preform the trot as a diagonal gait, moving a front foot and the opposite rear foot simultaneously.
The bearing portion rotor 1 is made of the 2Â·1/4 CrMoV steel and there is worked a groove 13 between the bearing portion rotor 1 and the clad portion 12 so that welding is applied there by a weld metal 11.
Surrounding the rotor is another set of coils, three in number, called the stator. The stator is fixed to the shell of the alternator, and does not turn. As the rotor turns within the stator windings, the magnetic field of the rotor sweeps through the stator windings, producing an electrical current in the windings. Because of the rotation of the rotor, an alternating current is produced.