Capacitor-start, capacitor-run motors provide:

Capacitor-start, capacitor-run motors are designed to provide a specific performance characteristic that makes them particularly useful for various applications. The correct choice highlights the motor's ability to deliver medium running torque coupled with high starting torque.

The high starting torque is achieved due to the additional capacitor in the circuit during the startup phase, which improves the phase shift and increases the starting current. This is crucial for applications requiring a strong initial push to overcome inertia, such as in compressors and pumps.

Once the motor is running, the same capacitor remains in the circuit to provide a boost to the running torque, which, while not as high as the starting torque, is typically within the medium range. This configuration results in efficient operation across a range of speeds and loads.

In contrast, options that suggest low starting torque or low running torque do not reflect the unique advantages of this motor design. By providing both adequate starting and running torque, these motors can effectively handle variable load applications, contributing to their popularity in several industrial and commercial settings.