1979 JEDINSTVO Vacuum condenser

A capacitor is an electronic component used to store electrical charge. These are two conductive plates that are close to each other, but not directly connected. When charged with electrical charges, a capacitor can temporarily store this electrical energy. When the capacitor is discharged, it can release this energy. Capacitors are often used in electronics for a variety of purposes, such as filtering signals, storing electrical energy for fast delivery, and many other applications. They play an important role in the stabilization and processing of electrical signals in many devices and electronic circuits.