Which of the following single-phase motors has relatively poor starting torque ?

Correct answer: C. Capacitor motor

  • A. Universal motor
  • B. Repulsion motor
  • C. Capacitor motor
  • D. All single phase motors have zero starting torque

Explanation

A capacitor-run motor, often loosely called a capacitor motor, has relatively poor starting torque because its small running capacitor produces limited phase displacement at starting. Capacitor-start motors are specifically designed for high starting torque, but that option is not listed.

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