Which risk increases when a resonant circuit operates near its self-resonant frequency within an instrumentation amplifier?

💡 Explanation

When a resonant circuit operates near its self-resonant frequency within an instrumentation amplifier, parasitic inductance and capacitance create unwanted resonances because the inductive and capacitive reactances cancel, causing high impedance peaks leading to oscillations. Therefore spurious oscillations result, rather than drift, reduced gain or noise, which require distinct component failures.

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