Here’s an English solution for "36 Slot 4 Pole Single-Phase Winding Diagram" tailored for a gaming/educational context in India:
36 Slot 4 Pole Single-Phase Winding Diagram Guide
For Electric Motor Design & Game Mechanics
Key Parameters
Total Slots (Z): 36
Poles (P): 4 (2 North, 2 South)
Phase: 1 (Single-phase)
Configuration: Double-layer, distributed winding
Step-by-Step Design
Calculate slots per pole:
( \text{Slots/Pole} = \frac{Z}{P} = \frac{36}{4} = 9 \text{ slots/pole} ).
Determine slots per phase:
( \text{Slots/Phase} = \frac{Z}{2} = \frac{36}{2} = 18 \text{ slots/phase} ).
Winding Type:
Double-layer: Each slot holds 2 coil sides.
Distribution: coils spread evenly across poles.
Coil Groups:
4 poles → 4 pole groups (PG1–PG4).
Each group: ( \frac{18}{4} = 4.5 \text{ slots/PG} ).
Use fractional slots with interleaving (e.g., 4-5-4-5 pattern).
Coil Connection (Example for Phase A):
PG1 (North): Slots 1–9 (odd slots).
PG2 (South): Slots 10–18 (even slots).
PG3 (North): Slots 19–27 (odd slots).
PG4 (South): Slots 28–36 (even slots).
Connect end-to-end with 180° phase shift for sinusoidal output.
Wiring Diagram Key:
Line: Phase A (Red).
Neutral: Phase B (Blue).
Back-to-Back: Common terminal (Black).
Common Issues in Games
Short Circuits: Verify slot pairing (e.g., slot 1 ↔ slot 2).
Incorrect Polarity: Ensure adjacent poles alternate (N-S-N-S).
Voltage Drop: Optimize turns per coil (e.g., 12 turns/coil for 230V).
Visual Flowchart for Players
36 Slots ←─┬─┬─┬─┬─┐
│ │ │ │ │
1-2 ↔ 3-4 ↔ 5-6 ↔ 7-8 ↔ 9-10 (PG1)
│ │ │ │ │
11-12 ↔13-14 ↔15-16 ↔17-18 (PG2)
│ │ │ │ │
19-20 ↔21-22 ↔23-24 ↔25-26 (PG3)
│ │ │ │ │
27-28 ↔29-30 ↔31-32 ↔33-34 ↔35-36 (PG4)
Connect PG1 & PG3 as Phase A; PG2 & PG4 as Phase B.
Game Mechanic Tips
Power Boost: Add 10% more turns in critical slots (e.g., slots 18, 27).

Fault Mode: Randomize reversed polarity slots to test player troubleshooting.
Use this template to balance speed, torque, and efficiency in your motor simulation!
This solution combines technical accuracy with gaming-friendly simplicity, ideal for interactive tutorials or challenges in India’s growing electric vehicle/motor hobby market. Let me know if you need ASCII art or interactive flowchart examples!
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