I'm planning on re-winding an induction motor, I'm trying to figure out the best winding style for a 3600RPM single phase induction motor, for the sake of simplicity (and curiosity), I'm making both the run winding and auxiliary winding identical. There are 3 winding styles I have found so far. I would like to know which one would work the best, images related

 

no replies, so I guess I will go with #2, for now. I still want to know for future reference.

 

I can't quite make out the windings of the first pic.
#2 and 3 show a concentric winding and an over lapped winding.
The concentric winding will concentrate the field in the center, while the overlapped winding will have a lower peak magnetic field, but it will be stronger than the concentric winding across a larger arc of the stator.

 

This is the 4 pole winding from the motor winding bible.
Max.

 

I see. overlapping winds seems to be the best, it uses one coil size for all of the coils too which makes winding easier. Thank you.

 

This is the 4 pole winding from the motor winding bible.
Max.

That image has the poles, but not the winding style for the poles. Thanks anyways.