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What is 5W?
The term "5W" typically refers to low-power electrical devices or components with a power rating of 5 Watts. It's a specification indicating the maximum power the device can handle or consume. Examples include 5W LED bulbs, USB power adapters, or resistors. The "W" stands for Watt, the SI unit of power. The 5W rating is used to understand energy consumption and choose appropriately sized components for circuits and devices.
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Quality Engineer
0.1% of all Quality Engineer jobs mention 5W
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Quality Assurance
146 Quality Assurance jobs mention 5W
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Operations
191 Operations jobs mention 5W
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29 Facilities jobs mention 5W
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Engineer
265 Engineer jobs mention 5W
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