Which consequence results when coherence length limits interferometry?

💡 Explanation

Interferometry relies on interference patterns. When the path difference exceeds the coherence length, constructive and destructive interference become blurred because the phase relationship is lost causing **reduced fringe visibility**; therefore, fringe clarity lessens rather than changes to power needs.

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