Which consequence results when excessive spectral broadening occurs in wavelength division multiplexing?

💡 Explanation

In WDM, excessive broadening causes adjacent channel interference because chromatic dispersion widens the signal spectra. Therefore, throughput is decreased, rather than improved noise resilience, because channels overlap, making signal processing, demodulation and identification of bit streams problematic.

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