In optical communication, which consequence results when chromatic dispersion is uncompensated and bit rate increases?

💡 Explanation

Increased bit rate with uncompensated chromatic dispersion widens pulses, causing increased intersymbol interference because of pulse overlap, which means the bits interfere, therefore quality degrades, rather than improving SNR or reducing unwanted non-linear effects.

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