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Single Phase AC Motors Operation A 3 phase motor self starts due to a rotating magnetic field in the windings If a single phase was applied to one winding, it would simply pulse and produce no torque If we could simply ‘push’ the rotor, it would begin to spin for the same reasons in a 3 phase motor Operation To make the spin happen, we add a start winding to the motor A start winding usually has the same number of turns as the run winding but a smaller diameter wire This creates an inductive reactance causing the current to lag Split Phase Motor A split phase motor has 2 windings: Run winding Start winding Voltage Run Winding Run (I) Start (I) Cage Rotor Automatic or centrifugal switch L Start Winding N Run Winding Cage Rotor Automatic or centrifugal switch L Start Winding N Split Phase Motor The two windings cause the current to lag depending on the inductive reactance of each This mimics the effect of a changing magnetic field Once started, the switch cuts out to stop burning out Voltage Run Winding Run (I) Start (I) Cage Rotor Automatic or centrifugal switch L Start Winding N Split Phase Motor Can be reversed by changing connections to any one winding Has a high starting current Used in simple domestic machines Capacitor Start Motor Similar in effect to the split phase motor Capacitor causes current in start winding to lead voltage Start and Run windings are approximately 90° out of phase Capacitor Start Motor High torque Used in compressors, refrigerators and when high torque starting is needed Voltage Run Winding Run (I) Start (I) Cage Rotor Automatic or centrifugal switch L Start Winding N Capacitor Start – Capacitor Run Motor 2 capacitors are connected in parallel with the start winding Once started, the first capacitor cuts out and leaves the second to continue to maintain an out of balance magnetic field Run Winding Cage Rotor Automatic or centrifugal switch C2 Start Winding C1 L N Capacitor Start – Capacitor Run Motor This type is similar to the last but has: Better torque Improved power factor Run Winding Cage Rotor Automatic or centrifugal switch C2 Start Winding C1 L N