Which bottleneck arises when wavelength-division multiplexing fiber degrades?

💡 Explanation

Channel crosstalk increases nonlinearly because fiber degradation affects the refractive index profile, weakening spectral separation via **intermodal dispersion**; therefore increasing signal interference rather than predictable delay, because crosstalk is a secondary effect of material inhomogeneity.

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