Which consequence results when thin-film interference compromises sensor accuracy?

💡 Explanation

Signal distortion occurs because *thin-film interference* creates unintended fluctuations; these are incorrectly interpreted by the sensor. Therefore, the sensor reports inaccurate stimuli, rather than changes in refractive index, resonance, or quantum changes because interference alters detection.

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