Capacitive voltage dividers are often used in parts of RF sensing circuits like power meters and signal monitors, and in many cases they're better for the job than resistive dividers are. Which of the following is NOT a property of a capacitive divider?

No power dissipation in the divider

Constant division ratio over frequency into sufficiently hi-Z load

Voltage divides according to the capacitance ratio

Constant loading on the monitored signal over frequency

Answer: Constant loading on the monitored signal over frequency