In a MOSFET-based power amplifier under high-frequency operation, which consequence arises from increased gate-drain capacitance?

💡 Explanation

The Miller effect is amplified feedback due to gate-drain capacitance because increased frequency causes increased capacitive reactance, therefore lowering amplifier gain, rather than other effects which correlate to channel length or conduction.

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