Which consequence results when excessively rapid switching occurs in induction motor drives?

💡 Explanation

Bearing currents lead to electrical discharge machining (EDM) because parasitic capacitances allow high-frequency currents to flow through the bearings, which then damages the bearing surfaces; therefore, shaft wear increases, rather than EMI decreasing, at high switching frequencies.

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