Which outcome occurs when exceeding the Curie temperature in ferrite cores?

💡 Explanation

Spontaneous magnetization disappears at the Curie temperature in ferrites because thermal energy overcomes magnetic ordering; therefore, the material becomes paramagnetic rather than experiencing magnetostriction, reduced hysteresis, or enhanced eddy-current suppression.

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