Which outcome occurs when an abrupt current change stresses a long transmission line's capacitance?

💡 Explanation

Voltage ringing occurs because rapid current changes excite the transmission line's distributed inductance and capacitance resonant circuit, leading to overvoltage and reflections; therefore, ringing dominates rather than harmonic effects under transient stresses specifically.

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