Which of the following is characteristic of low voltage ceramic capacitors?

Low voltage ceramic capacitors are some of the most widely used electronic components in radio circuits. Their primary characteristic is that they are extremely inexpensive to manufacture, making them the default choice for general-purpose bypassing and coupling applications. While they are cost-effective, typical standard ceramic capacitors do not excel in precision. They usually have wide tolerances and can drift in value with temperature changes, meaning they are not highly stable. For high capacitance in a very small volume, electrolytic or tantalum capacitors are generally used instead.