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why the auxilary(starting)winding is provided in single
phase inductoin motor?
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Answer Posted / senthil
because single phase motor is not a self starting,and its
starting torque is small,and it will rotate 90 Deg phase
shift only,For 360 Degree rotation starting winding is need
due to high starting torque
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