Which risk increases when exceeding Curie temperature in actuator?

💡 Explanation

Complete demagnetization occurs due to disruption of spin alignment when exceeding the Curie temperature, via thermal energy overcoming the exchange interaction. Because of lost alignment therefore, the ferromagnetism vanishes rather than increased magnetostriction which requires a magnetic structure.

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