Which phenomenon inhibits persistent current flow in superconducting loops beyond critical field strength?

💡 Explanation

Critical current quenching occurs because exceeding the critical magnetic field induces normal conductivity, therefore suppressing the superconductivity; rather than flux expulsion which occurs below the threshold or quantum entanglement disruptions not fundamental to the phenomena.

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