Which risk increases when a transformer core is repeatedly exposed to high alternating magnetic fields?

💡 Explanation

Hysteresis losses increase because the repeated cycling of magnetization within the core via magnetic hysteresis generates increased heat. Therefore, hysteresis heating grows, rather than magnetic domain realignment improving, due to energy dissipation within the transformer core.

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