Which transmission bottleneck results when aggregate signal rates exceed Time Division Mulitplexing (TDM) frame duration?

💡 Explanation

Increased frame-alignment latency occurs, because exceeding aggregate rates requires buffering signals to consolidate them within TDM frames, therefore delaying delivery. Reduced bandwidth better ensures prompt handling, rather than inducing signal corruption causing cross-talk or clock errors.

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