Which mechanism causes increased signal interference when multiple base station antennas operate on closely spaced frequencies?

💡 Explanation

Adjacent channel leakage ratio (ACLR) causes interference due to spectral spreading of signals beyond their allocated bandwidths because nonlinearities in the transmitter components generate unwanted signals at adjacent frequencies; therefore, interference increases, rather than signal separation, in close frequency deployments

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