A wind turbine converts wind energy into mechanical work, which drives the rotor to rotate and finally outputs AC power equipment. Wind turbines generally consist of blades, generator tails, towers, swivels, and energy storage devices. The blade is used to receive the wind and turn it into electricity through the nose. The tail makes the blade always face the direction of the wind to obtain the maximum wind energy. The rotation can make the nose rotate flexibly to achieve the function of adjusting the direction of the tail. The rotor of the nose is permanent. Magnets, stator windings cutting force lines generate electrical energy.