Which of the following refers to the increase in the nominal voltage for a duration of 3600 cycles?

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Overvoltage refers to any increase in nominal voltage that lasts for longer than a cycle, but typically less than a minute. A swell refers to a voltage increase that lasts longer than a few minutes, a transient refers to a sudden brief spike in voltage, and a sag refers to a brief decrease in voltage. The specific timeframe of 3600 cycles (or one hour) aligns with the definition of overvoltage.

Which of the Following Refers to the Increase in the Nominal