Which consequence results when thermal runaway occurs in a SiC MOSFET circuit?

💡 Explanation

Uncontrolled current increase happens as the MOSFET's on-resistance decreases with increasing temperature, driving further current through the device, resulting in more heat generation (thermal runaway); therefore, current escalates, rather than improving stability, because positive feedback overcomes gate control limits.

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