Which consequence results when high-speed optical transmissions exceed fiber's Polarization Mode Dispersion Compensation?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding limits in Polarization Mode Dispersion Compensation causes increased Bit Error Rate because differential group delay induces signal distortion leading to inter-symbol interference. Therefore, BER increases rather than power loss or temperature change, which are related to different impairments.

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