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Answer Posted / ashok
To produce any twisting force or rotating force, there must
be a two currents at diff p.f. So to produce two diff
currents uses capacitor (for current displacement)and is
called two phases.
Motor produces two phases for rotating by using internal
capacitor.
In single phase motor doesn't rotate at all.
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