Which risk increases disproportionately during phased array radar operation?

💡 Explanation

Side lobe interference emerges because of the Huygens principle producing constructive and destructive interference throughout the beam-forming process. These lobes create false targets and increase jamming susceptibility; therefore, interference increases, not Doppler errors, because Doppler relies on frequency shift rather than interference effects.

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