Which signal degradation occurs when a wired communication channel's capacity exceeds its Shannon Limit?

💡 Explanation

When channel capacity is exceeded, the **bit error rate** rises drastically because exceeding the Shannon Limit means reliable communication is impossible; therefore error correction fails catastrophically rather than slight propagation delays from signal distortion.

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