Method for winding a stator of multi-phase motors

1. A stator for a multi-phase motor, comprising:

a plurality of coils of each of the phases being successively wound with a continuous first wire;

a disconnection in said first wire between any two phases where respective ends of said any two phases are both not neutral ends; and

a second wire connecting a neutral end of any one of the phases to a neutral end of at least one other phase where said neutral end of said any one of said phases is not connected to said neutral end of said at least one other phase by said first wire;

wherein said first wire connects any two phases where respective ends of said any two phases are neutral ends.

2. The stator as defined in claim 1 , further including an insulator attached to an end of said stator and having a plurality of slits for passing said first wire therethrough.

3. The stator as defined in claim 2 , wherein said slits have differing depth to prevent portions of said first wire from any of the phases from coming in electrical contact with each other.

4. The stator as defined in claim 1 , wherein a lead end of the phases terminate at a pocket formed in said insulator and connected to an insulation displacement terminal (IDC).

5. The stator as defined in claim 1 wherein said second wire connects said neutral end of any one of said phase to said neutral end of another phase using an insulation displacement terminal (IDC).

6. The stator as defined in claim 1 , wherein said disconnection occurs at an insulation displacement terminal.

7. The stator as defined in claim 1 , wherein said coils are wound using a needle winder.

8. The stator as defined in claim 7 wherein said stator is wound in a single tooth winding pattern.