Which risk increases when an antenna's gain is maximized?

💡 Explanation

Maximizing antenna gain narrows the beamwidth, increasing the risk of directional signal interference, because the antenna is more sensitive to signals from a specific direction due to increased constructive Interference; therefore, undesired signals arriving from that narrow field are amplified rather than broadly distributed, leading to interference.

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