Which risk increases when a pulsed electromagnetic field exceeds shielding limits?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the EM shielding limit induces unwanted voltages via electromagnetic induction, this causes currents in sensitive components. Therefore, malfunction increases rather than thermal noise or structure change, because EM induction dominates at faster pulses.

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