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The rotor works like a magnet. The slip rings supply a DC excitation current to the rotor windings and it then becomes a rotating electromagnet. As the rotor rotates, the magnetic field produced on the rotor cuts the stator windings. The resultant effect of this field on stator windings is an induced voltage which causes a current to flow through the stator.
