Which consequence results when circulating currents overheat transformer windings?

💡 Explanation

Hot spots are created because eddy current losses induce localized heating within the windings; hysteresis amplifies the thermal gradient. Therefore winding insulation degrades faster, rather than core damage; dielectric defects are results of arcing from over-voltage.

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