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Is not the 110v considered split phase, but the 220v is single? Even most literature I've read calls 110v center tapped single phase.
U r right.Thats i mean to say.Consider a 3 phase supply having 3 wires each with 230 volts and the 4rth wire is at ground potential.Each of the three wires have voltage with phase difference of 120 degree.What will be the potential difference across any two live wires?.And prove ur answer using mathematics,plz
I find the terminology a needless run around as you CAN have 110V single phase power. Depends entirely on the pole transformer and it's a whole lot of technicalities about what you call it.
The simplest way to do that is to use a 240V single phase motor to drive a second motor wired for three phase,
and use the taps on the three phase motor as the power supply.