Which action results from exceeding Inverse Definite Minimum Time relay setting in a power management system node?

💡 Explanation

The power system uses the Inverse Definite Minimum Time (IDMT) relay. When an overcurrent condition persists beyond a defined time, the relay trips a circuit breaker because the *time-current characteristic* rapidly decreases trip time; therefore, faster breaker tripping results, rather than instability or frequency deviations at a source node.

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