Which risk increases when mismatched impedance causes standing waves in a high-power RF transmission line?

💡 Explanation

Component overheating increases due to maximized voltage amplitude through constructive interference via resonance effects along components. This is because a high SWR forces higher currents and reflection; therefore overheating increases rather than decreased antenna efficiency under matched conditions.

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