Which outcome results when parasitic capacitance rises in gallium-nitride amplifiers?

💡 Explanation

Increased parasitic capacitance causes energy loss because it raises the reactive power demands within the amplifier through capacitive reactance. Therefore, power conversion efficiency degrades, rather than lowering the gate current under normal operation.

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