Which consequence results when eddy currents form excessively in power transformers?

💡 Explanation

Excessive eddy currents induce heat because they are circulating currents within the transformer core material; therefore, core lamination overheating increases, rather than enhancing field confinement as decreased current density and associated ohmic losses happen under normal conditions.

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