shunt-wound

[shuhnt-wound]

adjective Electricity.

noting a motor or a generator that has the field circuit connected in parallel with the armature winding.

Compare series-wound.

Origin of shunt-wound

First recorded in 1880–85

Related formsshunt winding, noun

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Examples from the Web for shunt-wound

Historical Examples

Notice in the third place that this is a shunt-wound instrument.
The Library of Work and Play: Electricity and Its Everyday Uses
John F. Woodhull
The engine is belted to a direct-current generator of the shunt-wound type.
Farm Mechanics
Herbert A. Shearer

British Dictionary definitions for shunt-wound

shunt-wound

adjective

electrical engineering (of a motor or generator) having the field and armature circuits connected in parallelCompare series-wound

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Examples from the Web for shunt-wound

Historical Examples

Notice in the third place that this is a shunt-wound instrument.

The engine is belted to a direct-current generator of the shunt-wound type.

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Origin of shunt-wound