Which risk increases when optimizing an arrayed waveguide grating's optical coherence?

💡 Explanation

Increased optical coherence in arrayed waveguides raises sensitivity to variations; interference patterns become more sharply defined; therefore, slight thermal expansion differences cause significant phase shifts, rather than broader interference.

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