Mechanisms which lead to the losses in dielectrics are:O a.O b.O C.O d.All of the choices are correctpartial dischargesorientation boundary layer polarizationleakage currente. deformation polarization

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Mechanisms which lead to the losses in dielectrics are: O a. All of the choices are correct O b. C. O d. O e. partial discharges We Will orientation boundary layer polarization (83) leakage current e. deformation polarization

Mechanisms which lead to the losses in dielectrics are: O a. All of the choices are correct O b. C. O d. O e. partial discharges We Will orientation boundary layer polarization (83) leakage current e. deformation polarization

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Mechanisms which lead to the losses in dielectrics are:
O a.
O b.
O C.
O d.
All of the choices are correct
partial discharges
orientation boundary layer polarization
leakage current
e. deformation polarization

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