Which condition can cause ferroresonance in a three-phase power transformer connected to unloaded cables?

💡 Explanation

When single-phase switching occurs during lightly loaded conditions, the circuit's non-linear magnetizing inductance resonates with cable capacitance causing ferroresonance. Therefore, single-phase switching can lead to the described condition rather than harmonic distortion, overvoltage, or DC bias, requiring alternative causes.

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