Answer Posted / kaushal
Single phase supply to motor can't produce continuously
rotating magnetic field as either N or S
pole would be present at a time. so there will not be force
of repulsion as well as attraction This is not sufficient
to drive the rotor from one end. So a capacitor
is employed to shift the phase & to create rotating magnetic
field.
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