Why Single Phase Induction Motor Is Not Self Starting Like A 3-phase Induction Motor?
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*The single phase induction motor is not self starting bcoz in the single phase no rotating magnetic field is produced
*The rotating magnetic field produced is a pulsating one
*Since the strator has only one winding it cant produce enough magnetic field,,so it is a pulsating one or distortion
*The rotating magnetic field produced is a pulsating one
*Since the strator has only one winding it cant produce enough magnetic field,,so it is a pulsating one or distortion
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