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  • Kaustubh Katdare
    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Mar 13, 2014

    Shiyam Sundhar.NIf give power to some electric components like light or some thing else. which gets heat quikly. Kindly reply quickly.

    Your question and the title are both confusing. Could you please describe the question a bit in more detail so that we understand what you are asking for?

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  • Shiyam Sundhar.N
    Shiyam Sundhar.N

    @shiyam-sundharn-eMzlPj • Mar 13, 2014

    if give electrical power which components gets heated quickly. its like light and other things.

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  • Shiyam Sundhar.N
    Shiyam Sundhar.N

    @shiyam-sundharn-eMzlPj • Mar 13, 2014

    which lights get heat suddenly, while give power.

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  • Chaitanya Kukde
    Chaitanya Kukde

    @chaitanya-kukde-yk3G31 • Mar 13, 2014

    I'd go with a microwave oven...

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  • ogundele kehinde samuel
    ogundele kehinde samuel

    @ogundele-kehinde-samuel-OZt97o • Mar 13, 2014

    I'd go with electrical element heater.

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  • Shiyam Sundhar.N
    Shiyam Sundhar.N

    @shiyam-sundharn-eMzlPj • Mar 17, 2014

    Which lights gets heat suddenly while giving power. Reply quickly

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  • vamsi kancharla
    vamsi kancharla

    @vamsi-kancharla-kL9oxU • May 4, 2014

    filament based lights will heat up quickly when compared with others

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  • lal
    lal

    @lal-R60Xjx • May 4, 2014

    Only the incandescent lamp does. There are filaments even in Flurescent tubes!

    Or we can say, any light source which rely on heating to generate light energy will be quite hot, since energy conversion is never 100 percent efficient.

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  • Ramani Aswath
    Ramani Aswath

    @ramani-VR4O43 • May 5, 2014

    Kaustubh KatdareYour question and the title are both confusing. Could you please describe the question a bit in more detail so that we understand what you are asking for?

    You are right. The question as asked is meaningless. Any load will heat up at once. The I^2R has to become heat. However, the rate of rise of temperature will depend on the thermal mass of the load.

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