Which risk increases when using uncompensated operational amplifiers in high-gain configurations?

💡 Explanation

Parasitic oscillations risk increases because positive feedback due to stray capacitance causes sustained, unwanted oscillations; this is due to the Barkhausen stability criterion, therefore oscillations build, rather than amplifier block behaving predictably under negative feedback conditions.

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