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Wave Winding

06/27/2014 1:39 PM

In a wave wound machine there is only going to be two brushes. Suppose I have a four pole machine. Then where am i going to place these two brushes. I have to place them at the magnetic neutral axis but where is this m.n.a going to be. Its same if its a two pole machine to locate the m.n.a
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Re: wave winding

06/27/2014 3:02 PM

Is this an actual piece of equipment or a homework assignment?
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06/27/2014 5:44 PM

That's why you need to take notes while in class and keep them forever in your library. That's how you build your knowledge

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06/28/2014 10:58 AM

Electrical Engineering Tutorials: Armature and its Windings
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06/28/2014 1:03 PM

Nice link Lyn, that should get the OP headed in the right direction.

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Let's hope so.
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Re: Wave Winding

07/26/2014 5:18 AM

Wave is one type of armature winding, in these winding the end of one coil is connected to the starting of another coil, place both the brush in two different end, it will not the same if it is two pole machine to locate the m.n.a.
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