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Determine the heat-transfer rate from an electronic chip whose surface temperature is 31ºC and has an exposed surface area of 2 cm². The temperature of the surrounding air is 22°C. The heat-transfer coefficient for this situation is h - 25 m². K Express your answer in both SI units (in W) and U.S. Customary units (in Btu/h). rate in W (No Response) W rate in Btu/h (No Response) Btu/h What is the R-factor (film resistance, in Km²/W) for this situation? (No Response) K-m²/w

Determine the heat-transfer rate from an electronic chip whose surface temperature is 31ºC and has an exposed surface area of 2 cm². The temperature of the surrounding air is 22°C. The heat-transfer coefficient for this situation is h - 25 m². K Express your answer in both SI units (in W) and U.S. Customary units (in Btu/h). rate in W (No Response) W rate in Btu/h (No Response) Btu/h What is the R-factor (film resistance, in Km²/W) for this situation? (No Response) K-m²/w

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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