Tightening voltage and frequency windows has been suggested as a means to eliminate this problem, but this only reduces the probability of an island occurring, rather than eliminating the possibility. Tightening operating windows also increases the occurrence of nuisance tripping. A more satisfactory solution to the problem of detecting a balanced unintentional island is the use of an inverter that incorporates a task-specific anti-islanding scheme that includes the measurement of other parameters or methods of destabilizing the grid in the absence of public power control. A.2 Impact of distortion on islanding The islanded load total demand distortion (TDD 6) has an impact on the probability of establishing a distributed resource island. Increased distortion can have several results that impact the ability of an inverter to operate. These include additional voltage zero crossings and reduced total power factor. An inverter that has been designed to operate at unity power factor and low distortion will not continue operating with high load distortion.