Which risk increases when birefringent material optical properties drift?

💡 Explanation

Changing birefringence affects polarization state because the phase retardation mechanism changes signal polarization. Therefore interference reduces due to this wavelength-dependent variable state, rather than simply a uniform blur or color shift across a data stream.

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