Which risk dramatically increases when distributed power grid operators disable a portion of a phased array radar causing excessive voltage?

💡 Explanation

When phase correction fails, the transformer core experiences sustained DC, creating sustained *magnetic saturation*, because the Hysteresis loop shifts to the upper limit; therefore, core saturation emerges rather than linear scaling, because a sinusoidal response can no longer happen.

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