What is the difference between single phase, 2phase, and 3
phase motors?
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Answer Posted / jain c
for producing rotating magnetic field we need minimum two
phases. In single phase motor, we are calling single phase
motor but we are splitting the single phase into two phases
by capacitor. The phase angle between that two is 90 degree.
In case of three phase motor the R,Y,B phases produces
rotating magnetic field. The angle between three phases is
120 degree.
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