Why a single-phase induction motor not an inherently
self-starting machine?
Answer Posted / sambhu chandran
because in 1 phase induction motor the flux produced is
alternating. so the net torque is zero ,for making it as uni
directinal we use several methods like phase splitting
method,capacitor start capacitor running,etc
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