Which consequence results when impedance mismatch occurs in high-frequency circuit breakers?

💡 Explanation

Reflected power increases losses when impedance is mismatched, because standing waves on the transmission line will cause constructive interference; therefore, more power is reflected back to the source in increased localized heating incidents, rather than traveling forward efficiently as intended.

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