Distribution Factor for Distributed Winding of Armature | Winding Factor | Alternators | AC Machines

[@Adhithya2003]

This is how one should explain, BTW it would nice if audio quality and volume level is increased. Thank you.

[@vivekGuptaMotivation]

Superb teaching method.....

[@jimitkshukla]

Thank you.

[@beapcs2785]

Sir perfect explanation...❤️❤️

[@jimitkshukla]

Thanks a ton.

[@saolindaya]

Very good explanation

[@jimitkshukla]

Thanks and welcome

[@Aleksandr-The-Bright-Guy]

absolute gold

[@meesalavenkatakanakanagesw9894]

Thank you sir😊

[@skyg4803]

Hi can i check with you that isn't concentrated winding means one stator tooth only one coil winding?

[@usersn300]

Sir, in dc machines also distributed winding is used, then why we dont apply distribution factor there? Lap and wave windin is also distributed right?

[@jimitkshukla]

Whenever there is distributed winding, distribution factor is always considered. In DC machines, distributed winding is used in armature (not field poles). Lap and wave winding can also be concentrated nor distributed winding.

[@rasiashafi_0043]

Sir center mai beta angle kaise subtend huwa

[@josemarques7007]

Hi Jimit, how can I calculate the harmonics, 7,11,13 etc, on unbalanced three-phase windings like: 24 slots 6 poles Coil-Throw 1-5, single and double-layer. Can you give me an example?
Thanks

[@saikirangaddam3670]

🙏

[@jimitkshukla]

😊🙏

[@amitprasad2175]

Sir pich factor ka video nhi banaye kya

[@priyeshpandey100]

please try to add some simulation

[@jimitkshukla]

Thanks for your suggestion. I will surely work on it and try that for upcoming videos.