A momentary power outage is a:

The correct answer is D. fault. A momentary power outage is a fault. Spike --> Too much voltage for a short period of time. Surge --> Too much voltage for a long period of time. Fault --> A momentary power outage. Blackout --> A long power interruption. Power Degradation Sag or Dip --> A momentary low…

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Aspike
Bblackout
Csurge
Dfault

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A momentary power outage is a fault. Spike --> Too much voltage for a short period of time. Surge --> Too much voltage for a long period of time. Fault --> A momentary power outage. Blackout --> A long power interruption. Power Degradation Sag or Dip --> A momentary low voltage. Brownout --> A prolonged power supply that is below normal voltage.

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#Power quality#Electrical faults#Physical security#System availability

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