Which consequence results when phase distortion arises in fiber optic pulse propagation?

💡 Explanation

Increased bit error rate happens because chromatic dispersion causes pulse broadening through intersymbol interference. The *group delay* distorts the signal’s original temporal shape, therefore, making it harder to decode the individual bits accurately, rather than affect laser power.

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