Which consequence results when exceeding threshold signal propagation latency in wide-area wireless networks?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding propagation latency compromises TDM because guard intervals become insufficient for signal arrival differences; therefore, transmitted signals overlap, creating intersymbol interference. Rather than improving signal fidelity, precise timing coordination degrades without adequate guard intervals.

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