Which outcome results when ground plane impedance is too high along signal trace during wave propagation?

💡 Explanation

When ground plane impedance is high along the signal trace, impedance discontinuities cause signal reflections, leading to increased radiated electromagnetic interference because signal energy isn't properly contained. Therefore increased EMI occurs, rather than insertion loss, voltage droop, or component failure, which have different root causes.

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