Which mechanism limits switching speed as gate capacitance increases in a MOSFET transistor?

💡 Explanation

When gate capacitance increases, the Miller effect magnifies effectively parasitic capacitance between gate and drain because feedback introduces larger charging/discharging delays, limiting switching speed. Therefore, the Miller effect causing impedance changes matters rather than resistance, bias or saturation which involve different intrinsic properties.

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