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A phase converter is just like an M-G set, right?

April 26, 2017converter phase right

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A phase converter is just like an M-G set, right?

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No, phase converters are nothing like motor-generator sets. A phase converter is a single-frame device with three windings that starts from a single-phase line. Induction enables the spinning rotor to replicate the applied single-phase voltage into the other two windings. The result is true three-phase output, with each line shifted by 120o.