(under subclass 179) Subject matter relating to antiparasitic conductors.
(1) Note. This subclass relates, for example, to the elimination of skin current effects in dynamoelectric machine windings; in which, due to the action of different inherent reactances in different parts of a common conductor the current is caused to concentrate in one part of the conductor with resulting excess heating. Such current concentration and excess heating can be avoided, for example, by dividing these conductors into a plurality of parallel members which are twisted about each other and insulated from each other everywhere except by their ends, where they are conductively joined.
