Arc faults in electrical systems can cause significant damage to equipment, leading to costly repairs, system downtime, and in some cases, dangerous fire hazards. When high-voltage circuits are interrupted, electrical arcs can form, which are essentially high-temperature plasma discharges that can sustain themselves for a period. These arcs can cause melting, damage insulation, and even result in explosions if left unchecked. As such, reliable arc extinguishing mechanisms are critical to ensure the safety and longevity of electrical infrastructure.