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    ACTIVITY 2: Making A Capacitor Start, Capacitor Run Single-Phase Induction Motor

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    This document provides instructions for building a capacitor start, capacitor run single-phase induction motor. Students will need various materials including bolts, copper winding wire, a metal jar cover, pivot, variable AC supply, and a 2200uF, 50V capacitor. They are to connect the materials as per the schematic, observing the winding direction, and assemble as shown in the photo. When finished, they should call the teacher to connect the AC supply.

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    ACTIVITY 2: Making A Capacitor Start, Capacitor Run Single-Phase Induction Motor

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    This document provides instructions for building a capacitor start, capacitor run single-phase induction motor. Students will need various materials including bolts, copper winding wire, a metal jar cover, pivot, variable AC supply, and a 2200uF, 50V capacitor. They are to connect the materials as per the schematic, observing the winding direction, and assemble as shown in the photo. When finished, they should call the teacher to connect the AC supply.

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    Use these resources to teach secondary student the concept of ac motors. even build one too

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    This document provides instructions for building a capacitor start, capacitor run single-phase induction motor. Students will need various materials including bolts, copper winding wire, a metal jar cover, pivot, variable AC supply, and a 2200uF, 50V capacitor. They are to connect the materials as per the schematic, observing the winding direction, and assemble as shown in the photo. When finished, they should call the teacher to connect the AC supply.

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    ACTIVITY 2: Making A Capacitor Start, Capacitor Run Single-Phase Induction Motor

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    Tracy Baptiste
    This document provides instructions for building a capacitor start, capacitor run single-phase induction motor. Students will need various materials including bolts, copper winding wire, a metal jar cover, pivot, variable AC supply, and a 2200uF, 50V capacitor. They are to connect the materials as per the schematic, observing the winding direction, and assemble as shown in the photo. When finished, they should call the teacher to connect the AC supply.

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    ACTIVITY 2: Making a Capacitor Start, Capacitor Run Single-phase Induction Motor You will need: 4 large bolts 24m

    lts 24m copper winding wire Metal jar cover Pivot Variable ac supply 2200uF, 50V capacitor Support base (such as Styrotex - Expanded PolyStyrene)

    1. Connect as per schematic, and assemble as photo 2. Important: Observe direction of winding 3. When finished call the teacher for the ac supply

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