Total slots per phase =12/3=4 slots to be occupied.
Slots per pole per phase = 12/(3*4)=1
hence for A phase, the slots to be occupied are 1,4,7,10;for B phase, the slots to be occupied are 5,8,11,2;for C phase, the slots to be occupied are 9,12,3,6 and winding to we wave type.
A couple of things could be going on here. 1. the string slots in the nut are too shallow. 2. The strings you are using are a larger gauge that what the slots were originally cut for. If it's #1, you can try to deepen the slots, but you will need specialized files to do so. If it's #2, change your gauge of strings to fit the slots or widen the slots to fit the strings you have now. Both widening and deepening the slots require specialized nut files to make sure you don't get the slots too big or too wide. Unless you want to spend a lot of money buying the required files, I would suggest you take your guitar to a trusted local luthier/repair tech, and have him/her diagnose and fix the problem for you.
Sometimes Carrie goes barefoot because the stage she singing on has slots in the floor and her high heels gets caaught in those slots.
No, iPods are 30-pin connectors and Zunes are something else.
Using a slotted spoon, lift the cabbage from the water, allowing the water to drain through the slots.
Check to see if radio has 2 slots on both bottom corners of radio. Then you will need mb radio keys to insert into slots to release locks. then radio will come straight out.
a winding is called concentrated winding when the number of slots per pole per phase is fractional
Winding: To wind the coils into the slots on the stator or rotor and connecting them up to form a winding. Re-winding. Is to remove the old winding and doing what I explained above.
a composite winding consisting of one lap winding and one wave winding, placed in the same slots and connected to the same commutator
here spp(slots per pole per phase)is a frictional no. it is a double layer winding while m=s/3p is non integer in a frictional slot winding.
which types connection of 4/6 poles 36 slots three phase motor advise no coils and groups (both rpm in single winding)
concentrated winding:-slots/pole/pshas=1 , i.e equal to 1 distributed winding:slots/pole/phase>1 , i.e grater than 1
Unless the motherboard was specifically designed to support a riser card, you cannot add additional expansion slots to it.
If there is an extra winding called the "damper winding" in addition to the field winding.Then the synchronous motor will operate as a squirrel cage induction motor.Whats is a damper winding ?A damper winding is made up of copper bars which are placed in the slots in the pole faces of the rotor.These are short circuited with the help of end rings in a squirrel cage induction motor.
There is no need to predict it, the reason is that is was designed and built that way. Designing in such slots allows for future upgrades and different utilisations of the computer.
The pink, blue, and green slots on the black of a computer are designed to connect input and output audio devices. Pink is for the microphone, blue for inputs like turntables, and green for speakers.
No, computer towers do not have slots for cassettes. Older models used to have slots for floppy discs, and current models usually have slots for compact discs, but they were never designed to use cassettes. And even the very early computers that did use magnetic tape, used reel to reel tape, not cassette tape.
Usually dollar slots pay more on average per same bet then penny slots.