Parasitic capacitance

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In electrical circuits, parasitic capacitance is capacitance that is not taken into account when considering ideal circuit elements. This extra capacitance usually has detrimental effects on the operation of "real life" circuits, reducing their bandwidth or enhancing their susceptivity to interference.

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