| ??? 10/24/07 18:06 Read: times |
#146152 - Motor type Responding to: ???'s previous message |
You can't add a motor start cap to a motor that has a running cap. At 100W, this motor uses the capacitor to phase shift the current in a second winding to generate a very rough approximation to a uniform rotating field, to start the motor, as the rotor spins up to the correct slip speed, the field experienced by the rotor becomes more uniform.
Steve |
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