Which risk increases when imperfections limit a fibre optic cable's total internal reflection?

💡 Explanation

Increased imperfections cause scattering via Rayleigh scattering, a form of wave propagation, because they reduce the efficiency total internal reflection, therefore signal attenuation increases rather than signal integrity which would occur with uniform material.

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