Which generator configuration connects field windings in series to the armature?

The series generator is characterized by having its field windings connected in series with the armature windings. This means that the same current flowing through the armature also flows through the field windings. As a result, the field strength increases with an increase in load current, which contributes to a rise in output voltage under load conditions. This arrangement is particularly effective for applications requiring high current and the ability to adjust the field strength dynamically with load changes. In this type of generator configuration, as the load increases, so does the magnetic field generated by the field windings, allowing for greater voltage output and capacity to handle varying demands on the generator.