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in a single phase motor (split phase and capacitor start) why is motor current stil high...

in a single phase motor (split phase and capacitor start) why is motor current stil high even at low loading ?

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in a single phase motor the current is high at low loading because...the current is highly leading or lagging....the current consists of both active part(p) and reactive part(q)...there together the value increases..

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