A generator can be ____ when enough series ampere-turns can be provided to make the output voltage rise above no-load voltage as the output current increases.
A)overcompounded
B)laterally compounded
C)undercompounded
D)gradually compounded

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Overcompounding is where the generator produces a voltage that increases above the no-load voltage as the load current increases. This is achieved by providing enough series ampere-turns to strengthen the magnetic field and increase the output voltage.

A Generator Can Be ____ When Enough Series Ampere-Turns Can