Answer Posted / yogesh
If you run too much current, or too low a frequency, then
the core will saturate. This means as the current
increases, you do not get an increase in magnetic flux.
This is a bad thing, because it means you have no
inductance at that point. So if you apply a ac voltage from
a low impedance driving source to a coil that has very low
inductance, the current will be excessively high!
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