Which risk increases when resonant inductive coupling drives a piezoelectric transducer near its capacitance limit?

💡 Explanation

When capacitance approaches its maximum, dielectric breakdown becomes much more likely. Strong electric fields established by resonant inductive coupling cause the internal Electrons to cause avalanche breakdown because this effect increases exponentialy at the limit, rather than producing harmonic distortion or core saturation.

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