ELECTRIC GENERATOR

An electric energy generator includes a driving shaft designed to be coupled to an external energy source having a predetermined torque, a synchronous reluctance rotating electric machine having a stator and a transverse-laminated rotor, and a driven shaft operatively coupled to the drive shaft for generating electric energy with a predetermined torque ripple amplitude, an electric connection for injecting the electric energy so generated into the net, a control system designed to adjusting electrical and dynamic parameters of the electric machine. The stator has an even number of longitudinal grooves for each pair of poles and the rotor has a plurality of adjacent slots defining an even number of magnetically equivalent slots. The number of grooves is different from the number of equivalent slots multiplied by an integer, the difference between the number of grooves and the number of equivalent slots being different form zero, +2 and -2.