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Having read in one of the magazines a very interesting article on the topic: "A device for starting three-phase electric motors in a single-phase network", I decided to solder the circuit shown in this article. The circuit's small size and simplicity allowed me to assemble it quickly and without tuning. It really turned out to be very practical in operation, and such advantages as an affordable elementary base, ease of use, small size and weight, reliability, and most importantly, low cost make it possible, without a doubt, to replace capacitor batteries with this electronic device.

In the further operation of this circuit, in order to improve it, I finalized such an important unit as an element for setting the engine operating mode, which made it possible to get rid of its constant regulation at the moments of starting and changing the drive load.

Instead of a variable resistor R7, I used a resistor optocoupler, the lamp of which is connected to the secondary winding of such a transformer TT1, which is in the power supply circuit of the electric motor.

The figure shows a schematic diagram of connecting an optocoupler to a current transformer.

Device for starting three-phase motors in a single-phase network

Resistor R1 is designed to limit the current of the zener diode, which, in turn, serves to limit the voltage on the optocoupler lamp at starting moments. Resistor R2 adjusts the circuit to the applied motor. Resistor R4 and selection resistor R3 are designed to limit the minimum value of the phase shift of currents in the motor stator winding.

Instead of a current transformer, elements such as a shunt or magnetically controlled resistors can be used.

Author: D.V. Matvienko

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