Which risk increases when a fiber optic signal experiences significant material dispersion after long distances?

💡 Explanation

Increased dispersion broadens optical pulses as they travel; the mechanism is *chromatic dispersion*. This causes pulse overlap because different wavelengths travel at different speeds, therefore increasing chromatic distortion rather than improving signal integrity.

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