What is another word for power glitch?
Pronunciation: [pˈa͡ʊə ɡlˈɪt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
The term "power glitch" refers to a momentary loss of electrical power or a brief disruption in the flow of power, resulting in a disturbance or failure of electronic devices or systems. Some popular synonyms for the word include power surge, power outage, brownout, blackout, and power disruption. A power surge is a sudden increase in electrical power, typically caused by lightning strike or electrical appliance malfunction, which can damage electronic devices. A power outage is a complete loss of electrical power, often caused by weather or faulty equipment. A brownout is a reduction in voltage that can cause electronic equipment to malfunction. A blackout is a total loss of power caused by equipment failure, natural disasters, or human error. A power disruption is a temporary interruption in the flow of electricity that can cause consequent damage to electronic equipment.
