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Transien Fault

07/09/2014 5:04 AM

what is up stream and down stream fault?
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Re: transient fault

07/09/2014 5:10 AM

Just extend the analogy of a stream or river:-

Up stream is closer to the source (or provider of the power); down stream is closer to the load (or user of the power).

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