Lecture

Rotating field and winding, Winding factors

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This lecture covers the concepts of shortening factor, distribution factor, and winding factors in electrical engineering, focusing on the calculation methods and examples of different winding configurations. The instructor explains the principles behind the distribution factor and its impact on the induced voltage in various winding setups.

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