Which outcome reduces signal clarity when optical fibers experience stress?

💡 Explanation

In optical fibers, stress can induce phonons, resulting in increased vibrational modes due to Raman scattering; this attenuates the signal because energy transfers to molecular vibrations, therefore signal clarity decreases, rather than bandwidth reduction which requires different conditions.

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