Which radio interference issue emerges with denser antenna arrays?

💡 Explanation

Grating lobes appear because spatial aliasing creates unintended strong secondary beams during beamforming. Therefore, denser arrays increase grating lobes, rather than improving SNR. *Spatial aliasing* effects manifest at high antenna density because element spacing approaches the wavelength.

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