Electrical problems for engineering students (1902)
Hooper, William Leslie, 1855-1918, Wells, Roy Titus, 1873- joint author · Boston and London, Ginn & Company · leaf 110
nd -winding: First Layer 1 21 25 45 ^ 49 69 73 93 Etc. Second Layer Etc.Third Layer 22 42 46 66 _ 70 90 94 18 Etc. 43 63 Etc. THE WINDING OF ARMATURES 101 With machine wound coUs: First Layer Second Layer 1 22 3 24 93 18 95 20 89 14 91 16 Etc. Etc. It will be observed that whatever the position of… … Fig. 25 It is of course evident that in any armature circuit thespacing must be such that two successive elements of thewinding will be similarly situated with respect to adjacent, andtherefore opposite, field poles. In the windings hitherto consid-ered the connector on the front or commutator end…
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