Why Electronics Need Cooling - transistor heat sink

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What are the potential consequences of exceeding the thermal limit of electronic components?
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In what scenarios might a fuse be considered a desirable component in a circuit?
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How does water cooling differ from air cooling in terms of heat capacity?
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What design changes can improve the efficiency of a cooling system for electronic components?
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