International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 422
lot 1 in bar 8I^.. Including bar SJf., count off 49 bars to the *The term lead as applied here should not be confused with theterm lead as applied to a wire or terminal. In connection witharmatures, dynamos, etc., the term lead (pronounced lead) iscommonly used to denote a terminal wire—such as the… … Fig. 56. 84:. Connections for a 93-Coil Armature.—Figs. 58and 59 show the scheme for winding and connecting anyarmature having 93 coils and bars and 93 or 31 slots for ver-tical and diagonal pole pieces, respectively. In both cases,
Electrical engineering
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