Which mechanism causes voltage spikes when a large industrial motor abruptly shuts down?

💡 Explanation

Inductive flyback generates voltage spikes because the collapsing magnetic field during shutdown induces a large reverse EMF in the motor windings; therefore, the voltage spikes surge, rather than diminished impedance due circuit capacitance slowly dissipating the magnetic fields.

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