Which risk increases when spread spectrum's pseudorandom code period shortens?

💡 Explanation

A shortened pseudorandom code period in spread spectrum raises code collision risk because the code repeats more often, therefore, multiple transmitters might use similar codes simultaneously, rather than maintaining near-orthogonality with longer uniquely random sequences.

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