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Does a motor speed increase, increases its power output?

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Single-phase motors use a capacitor to create a phase shift between windings, producing a rotating magnetic field and starting torque. Some motors also use a run capacitor to improve efficiency and performance. Capacitor → phase shift → rotating field → motor starts

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If one phase is lost while the motor is running, it enters single-phasing. The motor may keep running but draws excessive current in the remaining phases, causing overheating and possible winding damage. Phase loss → high current → overheating → motor failure

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