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Here is a table summarizing the types of compressors mentioned in the question:
| Type of Compressor | Description |
|---|---|
| CSR (Capacitor Start, Relay) | Uses a start capacitor and a relay to provide initial torque for starting the compressor motor |
| PSC (Permanent Split Capacitor) | Uses a single capacitor to provide both start and run torque for the compressor motor |
| PSCR (Permanent Split Capacitor with Relay) | Similar to a PSC compressor, but also uses a relay to provide additional starting torque when needed |
| CSCR (Capacitor Start, Capacitor Run) | Uses two capacitors, one for starting and one for running the compressor motor |
| RSIR (Refrigerant-cooled, Semi-Hermetic, Internal Motor, Reciprocating) | A semi-hermetic design with a motor and compressor enclosed in the same housing, commonly used in commercial refrigeration systems |
