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What is the definition of brownout when referencing power?
A brownout is a temporary and intentional drop in voltage in an electrical power supply system. It is typically done as a measure to prevent a complete blackout and to manage the load on the system during times of high demand.
What term describes a complete loss of power?
Blackout, Brownout, Spike, Surge and Noise.
What is complete power failure?
Black out
What do power companies do when there is a brownout?
Typically if a power company has caused a brownout it is because they have reduced the voltage in the electrical grid to prevent a blackout. However not all brownouts are efforts by the power company.
What is a brownout in computer terminology?
A temporary drop in AC power
What is it called when the electrical power of a computer is reduced for an extended period of time?
Power-saving
What of the house current might cause symptoms of electrical power problems?
brownout
What is the plural of brownout?
The plural form for the noun brownout is brownouts.
What is a rotating brownout?
A rotating brownout is a planned power outage that occurs in a specific sequence or pattern across different areas to manage the demand for electricity and prevent a total blackout. This is often done to balance the power supply and demand during peak usage periods.
What to do during brownout?
During a brownout, it is advised to minimize electricity usage to prevent overloading the system when power is restored. Unplug sensitive electronics to protect them from potential power surges. Use a flashlight or candles safely for lighting, and avoid opening the refrigerator to keep food cold for as long as possible.
Which conditions refers to a reduced voltage level of AC power that lasts for a period of time?
The name for this is a brown-out.
Is a 'fiasco' a complete success or failure?
failure
