A ferromagnet will become fully magnetized at_________________?

Correct answer: C. Alternating current at its peak value

  • A. High voltage A.C
  • B. Low voltage A.C
  • C. Alternating current at its peak value
  • D. D.C current at peak value

Explanation

For an alternating magnetizing current, the magnetic field reaches its greatest value when the current is at its peak, allowing a ferromagnet to reach magnetic saturation. Low-voltage AC, the likely mistaken choice, is not the deciding condition because magnetization depends on the magnetizing field or current, not voltage alone.

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