A capacitor is generally a____________?
Correct answer: C. linear and bilateral component
- A. bilateral and active component
- B. active, passive, linear and nonlinear component
- C. linear and bilateral component
- D. non-linear and active component
Explanation
A usual capacitor is a passive, linear, bilateral component: its voltage-current relation is linear for a constant capacitance and it works in either polarity. It does not generate energy, so it is not active.
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