Which outcome occurs when a dielectric experiences wave-induced electric field saturation?

💡 Explanation

Decreased dielectric constant occurs due to reduced polarization. The wave's higher voltage causes saturation of polarization because dipoles align fully with the field via dipole reorientation; therefore, the effective permittivity is reduced rather than resulting in other polarization behaviors.

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