Which outcome occurs when parasitic inductance limits bypass capacitor effectiveness?

💡 Explanation

Bypass capacitors reduce noise; parasitic inductance introduces impedance with frequency. At resonance, inductive reactance surpasses capacitive reactance, therefore reducing noise suppression at high frequencies, rather than affecting lower frequencies or improving stability.

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