Which transmission constraint increases when a signal's wavelength shortens inside coaxial cable?

A)Increased dielectric losses✓

B)Reduced skin effect losses

C)Lower characteristic impedance

D)Decreased structural return loss

💡 Explanation

Dielectric losses increase with frequency; shorter wavelength relates to higher frequency through wave propagation. This increases absorption, because dielectric polarization becomes significant. Therefore dielectric losses dominate, rather than skin effect alternatives or impedance changes.

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Which transmission constraint increases when a signal's wavelength shortens inside coaxial cable?

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