Which effect occurs when a diode's reverse recovery time exceeds the available commutation time in a high-frequency inverter?

💡 Explanation

Shoot-through current increases because minority carriers cause reverse current during the diode's reverse recovery time, leading to momentary short-circuit if not fully cleared during available commutation time. Therefore shoot-through increases rather than efficiency improving under this constraint.

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