Which consequence results when parasitic inductance resonates in a decoupling capacitor?

💡 Explanation

Increased impedance occurs at resonance frequency because parasitic inductance interacts with capacitance, creating series resonance, therefore impedance peaks, rather than providing decoupling because the capacitor is actually less effective near the resonant frequency.

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