Which outcome occurs when magnetic saturation elevates core reluctance inside transformers?

💡 Explanation

Elevated core reluctance due to magnetic saturation forces greater current to establish flux via nonlinear impedance, triggering increased magnetizing current distortion, because the transformer inductance varies non-linearly; therefore, harmonic currents are increased, rather than suppressed maintaining power factor or lowering winding temperature.

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