Which risk greatly increases when ferromagnetic core binders degrade?

💡 Explanation

Increased eddy current losses occurs, caused by degradation of ferromagnetic core binders allowing unintended conductive paths via eddy currents. Because binder failure disrupts insulation, eddy current losses dramatically increase; therefore increased heating is the main risk, rather than reduced saturation or dropped inductance levels.

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