Which risk increases when a resonant inductive coupling system's alignment degrades?

💡 Explanation

Reduced magnetic field overlap occurs given alignment degradation. The inductive power transfer relies on maximizing magnetic flux linkage; because poor alignment decreases this linkage, less power is transferred; therefore, the correct answer is reduced overlap rather than alternatives affecting components independently.

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