Which consequence results when varying atmospheric density induces constructive and destructive wave behavior in microwave communication links?

💡 Explanation

Signal fading and intermittent outages occur because changes in atmospheric density cause constructive and destructive interference. This is because the resulting multipath interference causes unpredictable signal strength variations; therefore, performance degrades, rather than improving signal strength or noise immunity.

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