Which unstable outcome always occurs when inductive current switching affects a high-voltage DC transmission breaker circuit?

💡 Explanation

High voltage DC interruption causes voltage overshoot because the sharp current change induces a large voltage across unavoidable circuit inductance due to `electromagnetic induction`; therefore, insulation breaks down rather than current diverting as intended during surges.

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