Which consequence results when parasitic capacitance increases in a high-speed op-amp integrated circuit?

💡 Explanation

Increased parasitic capacitance introduces unwanted, unintentional capacitive coupling. This occurs because the Miller effect increases capacitive load, which reduces bandwidth; therefore, signal propagation speed decreases rather than increasing its frequency stability.

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