[amp_mcq option1=”0.0002″ option2=”0.002″ option3=”0.02″ option4=”0.2″ correct=”option1″]
The correct answer is A. 0.0002.
The dissipation factor is a measure of how much energy is lost as heat when an alternating current passes through a dielectric material. A good dielectric material has a low dissipation factor, meaning that it does not lose much energy as heat.
The dissipation factor is typically expressed as a percentage, and a value of 0.0002 is considered to be very low. This means that a good dielectric material will lose only 0.0002% of the energy that passes through it as heat.
The other options are all too high, and would indicate that the material is not a good dielectric.