Which risk increases when a series capacitor is undersized within a resonant circuit?

💡 Explanation

Circuit overcurrent and eventual component failure risk rises because `impedance matching` degrades with an undersized capacitor; therefore larger circulating currents occur triggering overcurrent protection, or component breakdown, rather than resonance at the intended frequency.

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