Which limitation occurs when using hysteresis in inductor design?

💡 Explanation

Core heating increases due to hysteresis, where the magnetic domains’ alignment lag alternating current, therefore, energy dissipates as heat, rather than efficient magnetic field generation; core geometry impacts resistance slightly.

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