Which outcome occurs when a dielectric material with high permittivity gets mechanically stressed inside a capacitor?

💡 Explanation

When a high permittivity dielectric is stressed, piezoelectricity occurs via deformation-induced polarization changes, this alters the dielectric constant and thus shifts the precise capacitance because geometric factors and material properties determine overall capacitance. Decreased capacitance stability is the result, rather than breakdown, higher resitance, or enhanced storage, as each of those requires totally independent mechanisms and conditions.

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