Which outcome results when parasitic capacitance limits signal propagation?

💡 Explanation

Increased parasitic capacitance causes slower signal edges because charging and discharging take longer; therefore signal integrity degrades rather than improving EMI through cancellation, or gate oxide robustness under transients; this failure applies to long wires particularly.

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