Which outcome occurs when fast voltage transients enter capacitive proximity sensors?

💡 Explanation

Spurious triggering happens because capacitive coupling allows high-frequency noise to mimic target presence via displacement current; therefore, a false signal causes a trigger pulse, rather than sensor saturation or oscillation shift, which require sustained power anomalies.

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