why two windings are using in single phase AC motor
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Answer / srnmurali
to start a motor we need rotating magnetic field. this will
be produced by two windings.
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Answer / dhivyabharathi
To produce rotating magnetic field, atleast two windings(two
fluxes) are required.So, primary and auxiliary windings are
given.
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Answer / viswanatha reddy
why we are using two wdgs means one wdg is used for strting purpose and another wdg is used for running purpose
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