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<p>A Ceramic Resonator is sometimes referred to as a dielectric resonator, they are commonly used for timing devices that create a clock signal. This type of signal oscillates between a high and low state using a piece of piezoelectric ceramic, connected to two or more electrodes. A resonator usually has a built-in capacitor to help save space on a printed circuit board.</p><h3>How do Ceramic Resonators work?</h3><p>When connected in an electronic oscillating circuit, a ceramic resonator will vibrate, generating an oscillating signal with a specific frequency. Similar to a crystal oscillator, they're used to generate a clock signal to control the timing in oscillating circuits.</p><h4>What are Ceramic Resonators used for?</h4><p>The properties and components of Ceramic Resonators make them particularly useful in a broad range of applications. They are mainly used as a source of a clock signal for microprocessors. Ceramic Resonators are ideal for applications where the precision of the frequency may not be so important, such as microprocessors. They're also commonly used in:</p><ul><li>Communications equipment</li><li>Automotive electronics</li><li>Medical/healthcare equipment</li><li>Telephones</li><li>Toys</li><li>Personal computing</li><li>Household appliances</li><li>Radios</li></ul>

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