What Are the Negative Effects of Hysteresis in Metals and Electrical Systems?

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The discussion focuses on the negative effects of hysteresis in metals and electrical systems, particularly highlighting issues such as overheating in wires, which leads to low energy transfer and efficiency. Magnetic hysteresis in metals also contributes to energy losses, impacting overall performance. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding these effects for optimizing system efficiency and preventing damage.

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what are the negative effect of hystersis in metals
or negative effects of magnetic hystersis

for electrical hystersi
over heatin in wires causing low energy transfer and effency
 
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lee123456789 said:
what are the negative effect of hystersis in metals
or negative effects of magnetic hystersis

for electrical hystersi
over heatin in wires causing low energy transfer and effency
What research have you done so far? What have you found out?
 
lee123456789 said:
what are the negative effect of hystersis in metals
or negative effects of magnetic hystersis

for electrical hystersi
over heatin in wires causing low energy transfer and effency
Please keep this discussion in your original schoolwork thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/electrical-hysteresis-help.962079/

And as @phinds has asked -- you need to show us your work so far on understanding magnetic hysteresis in metals...
 

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