Which outcome occurs when exceeding critical current in NbTi?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the critical current causes an abrupt return to normal resistance because the superconductivity is achieved via the Meissner effect; a high current density surpasses the material's ability to maintain zero resistance by expelling magnetic fields, therefore resistance suddenly appears, rather than other gradual changes.

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