Which outcome occurs when excessively high frequency current flows through a distribution transformer?

💡 Explanation

Increased core losses result because the increased frequency intensifies the magnetic field reversals within the transformer core; this leads to greater energy dissipation through hysteresis. High frequency causes greater hysteresis losses, therefore core overheats, rather than improved insulation; lower frequencies would minimize hysteresis losses.

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