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So the motor connection I have is 6 lead.
U1 V1 W1
U2 V2 W2
If I measure across from U1 to W2 I get 71.9 Ohms
from V1 to U2 I get 128 Ohms
from W1 to V2 I get 71.9 Ohms
If I measure from U1 to U2 I get 71.8, from V1 to V2 I get 71.9 from W1 to W2 I get 128.2
This I take it means it is wired for both. If I want high speed I bridge U1,V1,W1 with line in for WYE or star winding.
My question is why the higher resistance on one of the windings should they not all be the same.
Thanks
U1 V1 W1
U2 V2 W2
If I measure across from U1 to W2 I get 71.9 Ohms
from V1 to U2 I get 128 Ohms
from W1 to V2 I get 71.9 Ohms
If I measure from U1 to U2 I get 71.8, from V1 to V2 I get 71.9 from W1 to W2 I get 128.2
This I take it means it is wired for both. If I want high speed I bridge U1,V1,W1 with line in for WYE or star winding.
My question is why the higher resistance on one of the windings should they not all be the same.
Thanks