Which mechanism causes current spikes when power cycling an FPGA?

💡 Explanation

Capacitive inrush current is the reason for current spikes, because when an FPGA powers up, its many internal gates accumulate charge via transient current; therefore, high current draw is observed, rather than inductive/resistive effects, because voltages remain stable.

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