Which outcome occurs when parasitic capacitance causes ringing in a high-speed digital circuit?

💡 Explanation

When parasitic capacitance resonates with trace inductance, ringing occurs because the circuit forms an unintended LC oscillator radiating energy, increasing EMI. Therefore, increased EMI results, rather than reduced power, improved integrity, or lessened thermal load, because those each require completely different mechanisms.

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