Which risk increases when power spectral density limit is exceeded in spread spectrum signal transmission?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding power limits generates unintended energy in adjacent bands; therefore, excessive power causes increased spectral regulatory violations because of unwanted interference, rather than desirable bandwidth or rapid latency which are spectral efficiency trade offs.

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