106 REPULSION-TYPE MOTORS

IlLUSTRATIONS-CHAPTER 2 107

Fig, 2-37_ Cross connections of

commutator bars for a six-pole motor
having 36 bars, pitch I and 13_

Fig. 2-4Q. A wave connection showing dead coil. Thiscoil must remain unconnected
when there are more coils than bars. '

35 36 1
34
33
32
31
30
29
Fig. 2-38. Cross connections of
28 commutator bars for an eight-pole motor
27 having 36 bars, pitch 1 and 10.
26 11
25 12
24 13 Fig. 2-41. The method of placing a jumper between two bars to take the place of a
23 14 coil. This is used when there is an even number of coils and one bar more than the
22 15
number of coils.
21 20 19 18 17 16

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41 4 Coils 1 and 2
40 56
39
38 7 f='=
~
~ 8 """
Fig. 2-39. A four-pole, wave-wound ~ 9 f== -=
r= -=
armature must have an odd number of
• bars in the commutator. If there is an
35
34
10
11
~ i==
f==
=
-== b
even number of bars, two must be 33 12
. shorted. . 32
31
~
13
14
15
\f= =-==-
"
16
29 17 Fig. 2-42. The first two coils of a wave-wound armature in place: Note that this
2827 1918 armature is wound exactly as a lap armature, except that the beginning leads are placed
26252423222120 away from the center of the coil.

Figures 2-37; 2-38; 2-39

Fizures 2-40: 2-41; 2-42