Which outcome occurs when an electromagnetic wave's frequency rises excessively within a coaxial cable?

💡 Explanation

Rising frequency amplifies the electromagnetic field's intensity; therefore, dielectric breakdown increases, because the material's insulating capacity is exceeded by increased field stress, rather than impedance changes or varied signal rates.

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