Which risk significantly increases above Curie temperature in ferromagnetic alloys used within an inductor core?

💡 Explanation

Above the Curie temperature, increased thermal energy cancels the alignment of magnetic domains, initiating an abrupt transition to paramagnetism because it exceeds the exchange interaction strength affecting alignment. Therefore, significant function is disabled rather than hysteresis changes because these are subordinate to domain integrity.

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