Which risk increases when applying an external alternating magnetic field at a critical excitation frequency to a ferromagnetic core?

💡 Explanation

Applying an alternating field at a critical frequency can excite resonant domain wall motion, causing amplified hysteresis heating because this frequency maximizes the area of the hysteresis loop. Therefore, hysteresis significantly increases material temperatures, rather than dimensional resonance or eddy flow disruptions.

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