Which phenomenon prevents induced current dissipation in superconducting coils?

💡 Explanation

Flux pinning prevents dissipation within superconducting coils at critical current because it traps magnetic flux lines, impeding their motion and energy loss; therefore persistent current flows, rather than resistive decay from free flux movement.

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