Which risk increases when a phased array radar's output power exceeds the dielectric breakdown limit of air?

💡 Explanation

Atmospheric electromagnetic interference rises because the dielectric breakdown limit causes ionization when exceeded; the intense electric field exceeds the air's ability to insulate, triggering electron avalanches; therefore, localized interference increases rather than alternatives like Faraday rotation, which involve polarization mechanisms and different field interactions.

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