Process of manufacturing a stator

A process of manufacture of a rotating electrical machine, including a rotor provided with a plurality of magnetic poles in a circumferential direction and a stator placed on the rotor via a void, the stator comprising two in- phase stator magnetic poles, each formed of teeth, a first coil turn, and a second coil turn, which is connected in series with the first coil turn and has a magnetic property opposite to that of the first coil turn, arranged within an electric angle of 360 degrees formed by magnetic poles of the rotor, the first coil turn and the second coil turn being wound such that they each have a circumferential angle range smaller than an electric angle of 180 degrees, and teeth forming a part of an out-of-phase stator magnetic pole being provided between the first coil turn and the second coil turn, the process comprising:

• manufacturing the stator by:
• a first step of placing the first coil turn and the second coil turn comprising a wire wound around a reel, as a whole, inside a stator core;
• a second step of moving an insertion blade so as to spread the first coil turn and the second coil turn in a radial direction of the stator core, thus inserting the first coil turn and the second coil turn into a stator core slot formed to the stator;
• and
• a third step of winding the wire around winding wire protruding portions and winding wire pins so as to form a distributed winding coil, while the winding wire protruding portions are circumferentially arranged on the reel, and the winding wire pin is placed over and under each of the winding wire protruding portions;
• and
• after completion of the third step, further performing a fourth step of lowering an axial height position of the winding wire pins to remove the winding wire pins from the distributed winding coil and raising a pressurization rod to move the insertion blade in a radial direction to insert the distributed winding coil into the stator core slot.