Which risk increases following depletion of waveguide bandwidth capacity?

💡 Explanation

Waveguides rely on electromagnetic wave propagation within specific frequency limits; depletion means exceeding bandwidth, resulting in increased signal reflection due to impedance mismatch because mode cut-off dominates, therefore reflection intensifies rather than signal transmission that occurs at usable frequencies.

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