Which outcome occurs when mismatched MOSFET threshold voltages in a CMOS inverter experience increased switching frequencies?

💡 Explanation

Increased short-circuit current occurs because the **shoot-through effect** raises conduction period duration, therefore current flow rises when both MOSFETs in series conduct simultaneously, rather than one being off during the switch transition.

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