Murata's capacitor design technology has evolved over decades to meet the needs of each era, cultivating advanced technical capabilities applied across diverse fields.
In the 1970s, starting with leaded capacitors, we established core technologies such as stacking and thin-film processes, and began designing and producing Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor.
From the 1980s onward, with the proliferation of mobile phones and personal computers, demands for miniaturization and higher capacitance intensified. In response, we refined our unique material and Monozukuri technologies, such as controlling the particle size of ceramic particles in high-dielectric-constant materials and thin-layer stacking processes. As a result, we successfully developed capacitors that achieved high capacitance while enabling miniaturization. As a technological pioneer in the fields of high capacitance and miniaturization, we have led the industry.
In the 2000s, advances in environmental compliance made lead-free technology essential, and we swiftly adopted it. Simultaneously, for automotive and industrial equipment applications, design technologies evolved to withstand high-temperature and high-voltage environments, strengthening our product offerings in these sectors.
In recent years, 5G Communications and next-generation xEVs demand even higher-performance, more durable capacitors. Murata is advancing materials development and Monozukuri utilizing new technologies to enhance performance. Furthermore, to provide custom solutions tailored to customer needs, we are strengthening close communication.
Moving forward, we will continue innovating capacitor design technology to meet the evolution of electronic devices, promote materials development and Monozukuri for a sustainable society, and keep creating new value.
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