Which consequence results when the dielectric constant of capacitor insulation decreases excessively at high frequencies?

💡 Explanation

When the dielectric constant decreases significantly at high frequencies, the capacitance declines because the permittivity of the insulating material is directly proportional to capacitance, causing detuning. Therefore capacitance reduction results and detuning of circuits, rather than power increase, raised voltage, or reduced current, because these depend on resistive/conductive mechanism.

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