Which protective action is performed by inverse time circuit breakers?

💡 Explanation

The operating time decreases as the fault current increase, because inverse time circuit breakers employ thermal or electromagnetic induction to trip faster at higher currents; therefore, severe faults are cleared quicker, rather than being delayed like standard breakers for coordination.

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