Which outcome results when a radio receiver's Automatic Gain Control (AGC) fails to correctly utilize pulse width modulation during strong signal fading?

💡 Explanation

AGC malfunction causes amplifier saturation, because insufficient gain reduction prevents compensation for excessively large input signals using pulse width modulation. Therefore, an overloaded output happens, rather than signal errors, due to uncorrected strong signals.

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