Which consequence results when anti-reflective coatings degrade on LiDAR?

💡 Explanation

Increased backscatter occurs with coating failure because *thin-film interference* reduces destructive interference; therefore the reflectivity increases, yielding higher noise, rather than alternative laser cooling effects arising only from different laser parameters.

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