What is the capacitor?

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 The Capacitor.         A capacitor is formed when two conductors, usually of aluminium, are separated by an insulator sus as paper ect. For use in motors the strips are rolled together into a compact unit and placed into a sealed metal or plastic container. This may be either cylinderical or rectangular in shape and may be mounted on, in, or away from the motor. Two terminals or leads are provied for connection. The name capacitor is descriptive of the operation of the device. The capacitor acts essentially as a storage units that is,has capacity to store electricity and provides a leading current to the auxiliary or starting winding. All capacitors have this quality and all are electrically the same;they differ only in mechanical construction.     THE OIL-FILLED CAPACITOR                 This capacitor is used mainly in the permanent-split capacitor motor and for the two-value capacitor motor. The capacitor use an oil-impregnated paper as the dielectric and are permanently conne

Capacitor motor.

Capacitor motors are used only on A.C.      single phase supply. Such motors are
     used for refrigerators, compressure,       cloth washing machines, printing press, drill machines, lathe machines, water pumps and fans etc.

    Parts of capacitor motor:

There are 5 main parts of this motor.
1. Moving part -rotor.
2.Static part- stator.
3.End shields or end covers which is fitted with stator with nut and blots.
4.Centrifugal switch which is fitted inside the motor.
5.Capacitor which is connected in series with the starting winding. Capacitor is mostly fitted with the motor on the top or at one side.

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