Which consequence results when dispersion slope compensation imperfectly equalizes third-order dispersion in coherent optical communication?

💡 Explanation

Imperfect slope compensation leads to residual higher-order dispersion because the **Taylor series truncation** of the dispersion transfer function produces asymmetric broadening of the signal spectrum. Therefore, exaggerated signal sidebands will appear, rather than corrected signal transmission under ideal compensation.

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