Which outcome occurs when a synchronous condenser circuit experiences underexcitation during grid voltage sag?

💡 Explanation

Reduced excitation in an operating synchronous condenser causes decreased synchronous reactance; because voltage support declines, and reactive power output lessens considerably. Therefore, grid stability becomes threatened, rather than increased load or harmonic distortions, under underexcitation failures in such circuits.

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