Which risk increases when a series RLC circuit approaches resonance frequency under high voltage conditions?

💡 Explanation

When a series RLC circuit approaches resonance under high voltage, the impedance decreases sharply, leading to increased voltage stress across individual components because reactive elements energies oscillate. Therefore component failure from overvoltage arises, rather than meltdown, instability, or saturation, which involve different circuit properties and operating conditions.

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