Which risk increases when microwave oven shielding degrades?

💡 Explanation

Increased resonant inductive coupling elevates the risk of nearby conductor overheating when the shielding grounds degrade because magnetic flux leakage increases generating eddy currents. Therefore, inductive heating occurs, rather than thermal effects due to inefficient power dissipation through radiation.

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