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  1. Series winding
  2. Shunt winding
  3. Compound winding
  4. Parallel winding
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Option 1 : Series winding

Types of DC starter motors: Based on the connection of field and armature coils, there are three types

  1. Series
  2. Parallel
  3. Compound

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In automobiles, the series-wound type is generally used. In this, the field and armature coils are connected in series. This enables the motor to produce a high starting torque. 

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