Ceramic Filters
Ceramic filters are specialized components used in electronic circuits to select or reject specific frequency ranges. They operate based on the piezoelectric properties of ceramic materials, which allow them to vibrate at precise frequencies when subjected to an electrical signal. These filters are primarily used to pass desired frequencies while blocking unwanted ones, ensuring signal clarity and integrity in various applications. Their construction involves a ceramic substrate that is often coated with metallic electrodes, forming a resonant circuit that can be finely tuned to specific frequencies.