What describes the difference between Wye and parallel Wye connections in a DOD generator stator?

In a DOD generator stator, a Wye (Y) connection involves connecting one end of each coil to a common neutral point, resulting in a line-to-neutral voltage that is lower than the line-to-line voltage. In contrast, a parallel Wye connection maintains the same configuration but allows for multiple parallel paths, effectively increasing the current capacity without altering the voltage characteristics. This configuration enhances performance by improving load distribution and efficiency in power transmission.