Match each capacitor specification or parameter with its correct electrical description.
- DielectricThe insulating material between conductive plates that prevents direct charge transfer and establishes permittivity.
- Working Voltage (WVDC)The maximum continuous direct-current potential difference that can be applied without causing dielectric breakdown.
- Capacitive Reactance ()The frequency-dependent opposition a capacitor presents to alternating current.
- Farad ()The base unit of electrostatic capacity representing one coulomb of stored charge per volt of potential difference.
Cevap
Dielectric matches the insulating material between conductive plates; Working Voltage (WVDC) matches the maximum continuous direct-current potential difference before breakdown; Capacitive Reactance matches the frequency-dependent opposition to alternating current; and Farad matches the base unit of electrostatic capacity storing one coulomb per volt.
Each capacitor term corresponds to its fundamental physical or operational definition: the dielectric is the insulating layer, working voltage is the maximum safe direct voltage before breakdown, capacitive reactance is the frequency-dependent opposition to alternating current, and the farad is the SI unit representing charge storage per volt.
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Capacitor Construction, Ratings, Units, and AC Behavior
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