Which outcome occurs when a capacitive proximity sensor detects a target?

💡 Explanation

Target presence near the electrodes alters the electric field, initiating capacitive sensing because the parasitic capacitance changes due to induced charge; therefore, capacitance changes signal target proximity, rather than other effects like breakdown or resonance.

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