Which risk increases when a ferromagnetic material approaches its Curie temperature during inductive heating?

💡 Explanation

Runaway thermal excitation occurs because as the Curie temperature is approached, the material loses its ferromagnetic properties; this reduces the skin depth which then increases heat generation due to collapsing magnetic domains rather than saturation.

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