Which risk increases when insufficient magnetizing impedance exists in a large power transformer causing sympathetic breaker tripping?

💡 Explanation

Overexcitation risk increases because insufficient impedance increases the magnetizing current leading to **magnetic saturation**. Breaker misoperation happens because harmonic currents from the nonlinear core distort the voltage therefore misinterpreting fault conditions rather than relaying true faults.

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