How to wind a brushless motor (number of windings per stator)

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To wind a brushless motor stator effectively, it's essential to determine the number of windings based on the desired performance and specifications. Key factors include the number of poles on the rotor, required RPM, and power output. Calculations for winding involve understanding the relationship between these elements and the copper wire used. Providing a picture of the stator can help clarify the winding process. Accurate winding is crucial for achieving optimal motor performance.
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Hi folks,

I'm searching for information/procedure and also calculations/equations on how to correctly wind a stator on a (general or DC 3-phase) brushless motor? I.e. how to wind a copper wire X number of times around the stators, and thus get the desired performance/force that is required?

Thanks in advance!
 
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Welcome to PF.
Can you please give a link to, or attach a picture of the stator.
How many poles on the rotor?
What RPM do you need?
What power?
 
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