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What causes heat generation within electrical devices?
a. coercivity
b. resistance
c. Moore's Law
d. Rock's Law

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This job overviews power dissipation. What causes heat generation within electrical devices are determined.

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a. coercivity
b. resistance
c. Moore's Law
d. Rock's Law

Ans: b
P = I2R, where I is current ...

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