Maximising E-Machine Efficiency with Hairpin Windings
into the stator slots. The end of the conductor is twisted and joined together by a welding process. The assembled hairpin winding is shown in Fig. 3. The production process for radial-insert hairpin windings is shown in Fig. 4. The conductor is bent to pre-shape the entire winding and subsequently the pre-shaped conductors are
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