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The typical range of current density for open type motors like split phase, capacitor-start, and repulsion-start motors varies depending on the specific application, motor design, and manufacturer specifications. However, a general range for these types of motors can often be found between 4 to 6 A/mm² (Amps per square millimeter). This range is a ballpark figure meant for general guidance and can vary based on the motor’s specific operating conditions, cooling methods, and the efficiency of the design. The exact current density for a specific motor should be sourced from the motor’s datasheet or manufacturer for accurate and safe operation.
: b
Explanation: The minimum value of the current density for the open type motors split
phase, capacitor and repulsion start motors is 3 A per mm2
. The maximum value of the
current density for the open type motors split phase, capacitor and repulsion start motors
is 4 A per mm2
.