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The phenomenon of ‘cogging’ in an induction motor refers to:

AVibrations in shaft bearings
BHigh starting current
CMagnetic locking between stator and rotor teeth
DMotor running at 1/7th speed

Explanation

Cogging (or magnetic locking) happens when stator teeth count equals or is an integral multiple of rotor teeth count, causing reluctance torque that prevents rotation.

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