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SOLVED: Calculate the heat generated per second due to dielectric loss per cm of cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE), which is a typical power cable insulator, and alumina (AlO3), which is a typical substrate in thin and thick-film electronics, at 60 Hz and 1 MHz at a field of 250 kV/m. This property is given in table 2(b). What is your conclusion? [10] Table 2(b): Dielectric loss per unit volume for two insulators Frequency (f) Loss tan δ (W cm^-3) Loss tan δ (mW cm^-3) 60 Hz