US PATENT SUBCLASS 318 / 496
.~.~ Polyphase windings


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318 /   HD   ELECTRICITY: MOTIVE POWER SYSTEMS

494  DF  ARMATURE (OR PRIMARY) CIRCUIT CONTROL {9}
495  DF  .~ Plural, diverse or diversely controlled, armature or primary windings {4}
496.~.~ Polyphase windings


DEFINITION

Classification: 318/496

(under subclass 495) Subject matter in which the armature or primary windings comprises two or more windings or sections thereof, one or more of which are displaced in space relation to one or more others of the windings and which windings or sections thereof are designed and adapted to be connected to a polyphase source of supply (i.e., two or more sources of alternating current having the same frequency and being displaced in time phase relation to each other).

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

44, for this subject matter in plural motor systems having plural induction motors of the polyphase type having synchronizing connections between their secondaries.

49, for this subject matter in plural motor systems having plural motors connected in cascade or tandem, one of which motors generally being an induction motor of the polyphase type.

121, for this subject matter where the motor is a reciprocating or oscillating motor which is provided with polyphase windings to produce a progressing or traveling motor field flux.

123, for this subject matter where the motor is a reciprocating or oscillating type motor having polyphase windings.

289, for this subject matter in motor reversing systems having means for reversing the phases of the polyphase supply.

700, for synchronous motor systems many of which are polyphase motors.

768, 771 and 781, for this subject matter in induction motor systems where the motor is provided with split-phase or polyphase windings.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

310, Electrical Generator or Motor Structure,

132, for polyphase armature windings for plural collector dynamoelectric machines.