Which outcome occurs when single phasing in a three-phase motor due to an open circuit?

💡 Explanation

Increased winding current happens in single phasing due to the negative sequence impedance. The **negative sequence impedance** causes uneven current distribution; because the motor attempts to maintain power, this drives up the current through the remaining phases; therefore, overheating, rather than balanced torque as in normal operation.

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