Which transient outcome occurs when switching inductive three-phase power circuits?

💡 Explanation

Voltage doubling occurs during switching because inductive energy forces current continuity; therefore, voltage increases to arrest any immediate current change, rather than allowing suppression resulting in under-voltage steady-state operation post-switch.

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