Which consequence results when intermodulation products exceed acceptable limits in a multi-carrier antenna system?

💡 Explanation

Increased spectral regrowth occurs because intermodulation products, generated by antenna non-linearities, cause adjacent channel interference via the non-linear mixing mechanism. Therefore, emissions splatter outside intended bands, rather than signal improving through stable gains, because sensitivity wouldn't address nonlinear components.

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