Answer Posted / dinesh (techie.dinesh@gmail.co
say there are 'n' number of conductors. assume that it is
wounded, then the mean length of the first and last or second
(whatever) conductor varies, due to varying length,
resistance varies(r= ρl/a), due to this varying resistances,
the current also varies, this may lead to unnecessary
circulating currents, which affects the performance.
this concept is mainly used in transformer windings.
sometimes the conductors are transposed in definite angle
and lengths. such conductors are called CTC(continuously
transposed conductors)
if there are 2 conductors,
in first turn
condctor 1 will be in position 1
conductor 2 will be in position 2
and in 2nd turn,
conductor 1 will be in position 2
conductor 2 will be in position 1
hope it helps
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