Which risk increases when a pulsed-power capacitor bank's equivalent series inductance (ESL) is minimized?

💡 Explanation

Minimizing ESL increases the speed of discharge, thus generating very fast transient electromagnetic fields. This causes strong EMI because radiated power scales with the square of frequency; therefore, managing EMI risks becomes challenging, rather than slower pulse timing.

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