Which interference effect decreases when coherence length reduces in fiber-optic communication?

💡 Explanation

A shorter coherence length increases modal noise because interference between guided modes becomes unstable and sensitive to perturbations. Therefore, modal noise induced signal degradation increases in fiber optical transmission, rather than other signal impairments under these conditions.

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