Ceramic capacitors, often called "Kerkos", are essential components in electronic circuits and are responsible for storing electrical charge. They are made of thin oxide ceramic layers. This ensures stable electrical properties and high temperature resistance.
These features make ceramic capacitors ideal for high-frequency applications and can be found in small electronic devices as well as in complex industrial equipment. The models differ in terms of capacitance, dielectric strength and the dielectric used. This is a material that insulates the electrical flow in the capacitor and thus determines the storage capacity.