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Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1943
The paper describes the principle of operation and the construction of automatic machines for applying wire or tape, etc. on to toroidal or other types of cores in which winding material cannot be fed past the winding axis and where the core has to remain stationary with regard to this axis.
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The paper describes the principle of operation and the construction of automatic machines for applying wire or tape, etc. on to toroidal or other types of cores in which winding material cannot be fed past the winding axis and where the core has to remain stationary with regard to this axis.
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Multiplex Windings for D-C. Machines
Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1926With the increase in capacity of d-c. machines, the question of their successful operation has become more and more important. It is thought that multiplex windings offer creditable advantages if they are designed so that cross-connections can be suitably applied and the circuits thereby kept balanced, a feature which was not given thorough ...
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Yarn winding on the TV-1 winding-texturizing machine
Fibre Chemistry, 1990An analysis has been made of the reasons for generation of defects in packages in winding yarns on the TV-1 stretching and texturizing machine.
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Thermal Analysis of a Novel Linear Oscillating Machine Based on Direct Oil-Cooling Windings
IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion, 2022Liang Yan
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