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Fig. 3-103. A four-pole, concentric winding with two coils per group. This pattern
has an empty slot on each side of the outer coil of each group. The inside coils share the
slot.

Slot r'-r'-r'-r'-r'-R"-r'-r"-r'-' ,..:'::.0,..:':.:.'

,..:'.:..' ,..:'::.5,..:'::.6,..:'.:..',..:'::.8
,..:'",',..:'::..' ,..:20::.,..:'.:..',..:"::.,..:'.:..'",'::.' r'25::.,..:26::.,..:'=,'r' ' '-r'' ' -r'30''-r'':;,'
,..:':...' c:="=r""-r'' .:.r'' '-r'36=,

.-::,:,-:,.,
35 36

a•• Il"::::) Phase A ( 17/$4{ ) Phase B ( I:' :.:''.:() Phase C

Fig. 3-106. A circular diagram of a six-coil group, four-pole, consequent pole wind-
ing, showing where the coils are placed in the stator.
Fig. 3-104. A four-pole, concentric winding with three coils per group, all sharing
the slot.

Slot I 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 21 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36.

T1

Fig. 3-107a. A four-pole, consequent-pole, one-wye connection.

Fig. 3-105. A straight-line diagram of a four-pole, consequent-pole winding.

Figures 3-103; 3-104; 3-105 Figures 3-106; 3-107a