Which consequence results when near-field antenna radiation reflects?

💡 Explanation

Reflections in the near-field degrade antenna performance via constructive and destructive interference; the *reciprocity theorem* dictates that receive patterns affect transmission characteristics, because these reflections distort the phase, therefore inaccurately received signals are probable rather than structurally failing or overheating far-field.

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