Which consequence results when reverse bias protection fails within inverter gate-drive circuitry?

💡 Explanation

Shoot-through occurs because parasitic capacitance causes a gate voltage increase; failure to clamp reverse voltage with suitable circuit protection implies both transistors in an inverter leg conduct momentarily. Therefore excessive current damages FET, rather than capacitance effects under normal operation.

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