Which consequence results excessive grain boundary current in electrical steel?

💡 Explanation

Grain boundary current impedes the domain wall motion, because it causes localized heating through increased resistance and subsequent magnetic domain pinning due to increased temperature; therefore hysteresis losses increases rather than permeability because domain alignment gets disrupted.

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