Which effect emerges during high-frequency operation, when a Schottky diode's junction is not fully depleted, leading to reduced switching speed?

💡 Explanation

Increasing depletion region width modulation introduces a `Capacitive charging delay` because of the increased capacitance and resistance. Therefore, switching speed is limited, rather than immediate reverse recovery, because full depletion is required for optimal performance below breakdown.

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