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KYOCERA Develops 0201 MLCC Capacitor with Industry’s Highest Capacitance of 10uF

25.4.2023
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KYOCERA announced it attains record-setting capacitance in one of the industry’s most widely-used MLCC capacitor types.

Kyocera Corporation announced that its’ Electronic Components Division has developed a new capacitor (MLCC) with EIA 0201 size (0.6 mm x 0.3 mm) and the industry’s highest*1 capacitance of 10 microfarads.

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As smartphones and wearable devices become more sophisticated, electronic circuits require MLCC devices in greater numbers and with higher capacitance values.

At the same time, designers are prioritizing miniaturization, which is creating unprecedented demand for higher-capacitance MLCCs in ever-smaller sizes.

Kyocera’s KGM03 series, measuring just 0.6 mm x 0.3 mm, is one of the most widely used MLCCs in smartphones and wearable devices. With greater capacitance from an MLCC this small, designers will be able to meet system requirements using fewer components and less space.

Product nameKGM03 Series MLCCs
Size0.6mm×0.3mm×0.55mm Max.
CharacteristicsX5R (EIA)
Capacitance10µF
ToleranceK(±10%), M(±20%)
Samples availabilityShipping in September 2023
Mass productionApril 2024
Rated voltage4.0Vdc
Production facilityKagoshima, Kokubu Plant

Compared to Kyocera’s previous components, the new 0201 MLCCs deliver an approximately twofold increase in capacitance, the highest*1 in the industry for 0201 case size.

Kyocera will continue developing electronic components that meet new market needs and make new societal benefits possible through wireless communications and “Internet of Things” technology.

*1: Among MLCCs in the 0201 case size (KYOCERA research, March 2023)

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