Which outcome occurs when resonant frequency increases in a capacitive power transfer system?

💡 Explanation

When resonant frequency increases, impedance mismatch occurs because inductive and capacitive reactances are not perfectly balanced at the higher frequency reducing the power transfer due to less effective coupling. Therefore reduced energy transfer efficiency result, rather than changes to interference, capacitor voltage, or reactive power profiles which require near-perfect frequency matching.

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