Which risk increases when designing capacitive energy-transfer wireless power?

💡 Explanation

Increased electromagnetic interference results when wireless power transfer via capacitive coupling reaches its limit; stray electric fields increase because the **displacement current** through parasitic capacitance rises sharply, therefore creating unwanted EMI, rather than inductance limits affecting transfer efficiency.

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