Which mechanism governs induced current fading in transmission lines?

💡 Explanation

The skin effect dictates that AC current concentrates near the conductor's surface, raising effective resistance as frequency increases, because that effect reduces the available cross-sectional area; therefore, current propagation diminishes alongside, rather than other failure modes affecting insulation.

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