Which outcome results when current density exceeds critical levels in a superconducting cable?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding critical current density enables magnetic field penetration, because the Lorentz force overcomes the superconducting state's Cooper pair binding energy. This generates mobile Abrikosov vortices, therefore, resistance emerges rather than remaining field expulsion under the Meissner effect.

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