why we use capacitor in Fans not resistor?
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Answer / sandy
to make the fan motor self stating and to inprove the power
factor capacitor used in fan not resitor.
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Capacitor is used in series with the auxiliary winding of the fan motor to make the phase difference between main winding current and auxiliary winding current equal to 90 degrees. This makes the fan motor self-starting. The auxiliary winding along with the capacitor may be disconnected after starting. However, generally the capacitor and auxiliary windings are allowed to remain connected in order to improve the motor performance, the power factor, in particular.
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Answer / lokeshraj
CAPACITOR SPLITS THE MAGNETIC FIELD AT SOME ANGLE TO MAKE
THE MOTOR SELFSTART.
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Answer / yk
we use capacitor not resistor b'couse in short for phase
difference in starting winding and running winding flux .
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