Which mechanism limits efficiency during rapid heating through Curie temperature transition in a ferromagnetic core?

💡 Explanation

When rapidly heating through the Curie temperature, increased hysteresis losses occur because energy input forces domain realignment, but thermal inertia restricts the magnetic domains' alignment speed. Therefore, hysteresis limits efficiency, rather than eddy currents, radiative transfer, or conductivity which are separate thermal effects.

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