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The commutator segments are connected to the armature conductor by means of

  • The commutator segments are connected to the armature conductor by means of Copper Lugs.
  • The armature conductors are typically made of insulated copper wire, and the ends of these wires are connected to the commutator segments using copper lugs.
  • The lugs are crimped onto the wire and soldered to the commutator segments to provide a secure and low-resistance electrical connection.
  • The use of copper lugs helps to ensure that the armature conductors remain securely attached to the commutator segments during operation, even under high mechanical stresses and vibrations.
  • The lugs also help to reduce the resistance of the electrical connection between the conductors and the commutator segments, which can improve the efficiency and performance of the generator or motor.