Bilateral and non-bilateral components

surfer · Oct 22, 2007

What is the mean of bilateral and non-bilateral components in the electrical circuit?

cristo · Oct 22, 2007

Well, I'd guess that in a bilateral component it doesn't matter which way the current passes through it (like a resistor), and a non-bilateral component has a preferred direction for the current to pass through it.

I'm sure someone will be along soon to confirm (or, more probably, correct) what I've said, since this isn't really my field of expertise!

surfer · Oct 23, 2007

Thank you for answer ,Cristo

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