Single-phase induction motors are analvzed hy means of the rotating field theory using the method of symmetrical component s. The dependence of the efficiency on the run capacitor capacitance is investigated. A computer program was developed which determines in an iterative manner the performance of such machines. The experimental data corroborate the calculated characteristics which show that the maximum efficiency is reached for a nonzero but small value of -.
Single-phase induction motors are analvzed hy means of the rotating field theory using the method of symmetrical component s. The dependence of the efficiency on the run capacitor capacitance is investigated. A computer program was developed which determines in an iterative manner the performance of such machines. The experimental data corroborate the calculated characteristics which show that the maximum efficiency is reached for a nonzero but small value of -.
Single-phase induction motors are analvzed hy means of the rotating field theory using the method of symmetrical component s. The dependence of the efficiency on the run capacitor capacitance is investigated. A computer program was developed which determines in an iterative manner the performance of such machines. The experimental data corroborate the calculated characteristics which show that the maximum efficiency is reached for a nonzero but small value of -.