Define passive components and classify them.

Define passive components and classify them.
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Passive components: The components which by themselves are not capable of amplifying (or processing) electrical signals are known as passive components. They require external energy source for their functioning. These are bidirectional devices. 

Classification: Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors etc.
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