What component is incorporated into a insulated heat sink mounted on the end frame assembly?
A) Rectifier bridge.
B) Resistor bridge.
C) Wheatstone bridge.
D) Diode array.

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An insulated heat sink typically refers to a heat sink which is electrically isolated from the rest of the circuit, typically through the use of insulating materials and/or mounting techniques. The purpose of the heat sink is to dissipate heat generated by circuit components, such as a rectifier bridge. Therefore, the most appropriate component to incorporate into an insulated heat sink would be a rectifier bridge (choice A), which is a component commonly used in power supplies to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). Options B and C are not relevant to heat sink design, and option D (diode array) would not be suitable for dissipating high levels of heat.

What Component Is Incorporated into a Insulated Heat Sink Mounted