Which risk increases when rapidly switching capacitor banks in a power distribution circuit happens?

💡 Explanation

Switching capacitor banks causes network instability because the abrupt voltage change excites the existing inductance, causing harmonic resonance. This happens because the power grids contain inductive and capacitive elements; therefore, resonance occurs rather than a simple change in impedance.

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