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Old 1st May 2008, 08:19 PM   (permalink)
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thanx rodalco i hav got ur attachment but confused abt few thing. first how the voltage will drop at speed 2 n 3 with .47uf cap. and why to use a bypass switch? and secondary watz that 'M' in the circuit representing
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Old 1st May 2008, 08:37 PM   (permalink)
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M means motor (fan motor) in the schema.

The capacitor reduces the voltage to the motor by limiting the current flow. Also it causes a phase shift.
A capacitor doesn't get hot like a resistor.

This causes the motor to tun slower.
Basically the slip from the induction motor increases from the usual 3-4% to 40-60%.

The bypass switch is to run the fan at the top three speeds via the normal switches drawn in the black square.
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