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← TechnologyWhich consequence results when intermodulation between carriers sharing finite bandwidth is insufficient in frequency-division multiplexing?
A)Increased signal-to-noise ratio results
B)Crosstalk between adjacent channels rises✓
C)Higher transmission power compresses bands
D)Reduced computational encoding diminishes latency
💡 Explanation
Crosstalk rises because inadequate guard band separation causes spectral overlap due to intermodulation during frequency-division multiplexing. Therefore, adjacent channel interference rises, rather than improved SNR, due to corrupted signals across designated frequency ranges.
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