UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL ELEMENTS

Unilateral elements:

The elements which offers different impedance's when voltage and current direction and polarities are changed are known as Unilateral elements

Unilateral

Here we can see that Z(1) and Z(2) are not the same when voltage and currents are changed.

Bilateral elements:

The elements which offers same impedance's when the direction and polarity of impedance's are changed

Bilateral

Here both Z(1) and Z(2) remained the same even if the direction and polarities of voltage and current are changed.

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