Which outcome occurs when a resonant circuit in a Class-E power amplifier is poorly tuned.?

💡 Explanation

When a resonant circuit is poorly tuned, the impedance at harmonic frequencies drops off less sharply because the resonance is broadened, leading to increased harmonic content. Therefore, reduced harmonic suppression results, rather than increased ripple, decreased transistor stress, or enhanced amplification requiring different resonant properties.

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