Which risk increases when a voltage induces electron transition to higher orbitals in a transistor?

💡 Explanation

Increasing the gate voltage leads to higher energy electron transitions involving the mechanism of dielectric polarization; because the electric field increases with voltage and orbital occupancy therefore risk of exceeding the gate oxide's dielectric strength arises, rather than thermal or electromigration risks.

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