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How many windings does a 2 phase bipolar stepper motor have?

How many windings does a 2 phase bipolar stepper motor have? Correct Answer 2

A 2 phase bipolar stepper motor has 2 windings. One winding is present for each phase. So, in total two windings are present for 2 phases. Each coil or winding has 2 leads. Therefore total 2 windings (coils) will have 4 leads.

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