Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Unipolar/Bipolar Parallel/Series?!?!?

From: <JanRwl@...>

>
> You kinda "got it". An 8-wire motor can be "strung" to be a four- OR
> six-wire (bipolar or unipolar). Remember: If you "parallel" the

windings,

> so that you have the equiv. of just-TWO windings (four wires), the total
> current (that's "amps") draw will be TWICE what it is for each single coil
> (or, if you had 'em series-strung as a "six-wire" motor). So, the

lead-wires

> will have to be appropriate. That is, you don't wanna be using #22

stranded

> to conduct ten amperes for 17 feet!

Ya'know...
Re-reading this I see I forgot one of those combinations.
And that is giving me some uncertainty.
Which type bipolar configuration would the rated 5.0A be for?
The parallel or the series?
Aghhhhh...<banging head into monitor>

Weyland