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Originally Posted by 97 SL320
You are forgetting about a partial window movement where motor becoming a generator is relevent.
Think about the person that wants the now closed window open just a crack for air. Down , overshoot , up overshoot to fully closed, down . . . . Darn car. . .
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Your theory is correct, but it’s not relevant to this application. The window motor produces a tiny fraction of a horsepower, turns at maybe 500 rpm, and drives a complex mechanism with high friction loads. There isn’t enough residual motion to provide much generated power, so essentially no braking force. The problem you describe is one of hand/eye coordination.