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A detailed illustration showcasing various winding techniques in electrical machines, including long pitch winding, short pitch winding, and distributed winding, with labeled diagrams.

Understanding Winding Techniques Quiz

Test your knowledge on winding techniques that are crucial for electrical machines. This engaging quiz covers various aspects of winding, including types, applications, and key principles.

Key Topics:

Pitch Factor
Coil and Phase Connections
Winding Types

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by WindingExpert247

11. If the pitch factor is equal to 1, then the winding is called ________

long pitch winding

short pitch winding

full pitched winding

None of the above

12. ___________ is called long pitch winding.

winding pitch < pole pitch

Winding pitch > pole pitch

Winding pitch = pole pitch

None of the above

13. The another name of pole connection is __________.

. Coil connection

phase connection

group connection

None of the above

14. ________ is one in which the number of coil groups per phase is equal to number of poles in the machine.

. Half coil winding

. Whole coil winding

balanced winding

distributed winding

15. In _________ winding, the number of coils in the machine is equal to number of slots in the stator (or) armature.

whole coil winding

. Half coil winding

single layer winding

double layer winding

16. _________ winding is known as distributed winding.

in this winding, the number of coils/pole/phase is 1

. In this winding, the number of coils/pole/phase is more than 1

number of coils = number of slots

None of the above

17. ________ winding is usually provided in single phase motor.

Basket winding

Concentric winding

Skew einding

diamond coil winding

18. The total electrical degrees in a 6 pole motor is equal to ______.

360 degree

720 degree

1080 degree

180 degree

19. For a single phase motor, the starting winding and running winding should be displaced by _________.

. 90 degree

180 degree

120 degree

60 degree

20. _________ winding which is placed deep in the stator slots in the single phase motors.

starting winding

. Running winding

auxiliary winding

None of the above

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