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How do Single Phase Motors Work?
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Types of Single Phase Motors
Split-phase Motors
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Capacitor Start Motors
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Uses
Single-phase motors are used in equipment and machines that are smaller in size and require lower horsepower (for example, one horsepower). This include equipment such as pumps, refrigerators, fans, compressors, and portable drills.
Operation
Single-phase motors don’t create a magnetic field on their own, so they must be switch activated in order to make the rotor move. This type of motor can only operate once the rotor is set in motion and a magnetic field is created.
Advantages
Single-phase motors are less expensive to manufacture than most other types of motors. Single-phase motors typically require very little maintenance, don’t often require repairs, and are relatively easy to complete.
Disadvantages
Single-phase motors, on occasion, have been known to run slow, overheat, or even fail to start, overheat or run slow. If a shock is felt while touching the motor, a problem with the motors will need to be repaired immediately.
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