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Samsung MLCCs Lineup for In-Vehicle Infotainment

4.9.2025
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This article presents Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ lineup of compact, high-capacitance, low-ESL Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs) optimized for modern IVI architectures.

In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems are evolving beyond basic driving information displays to fully integrated entertainment and connectivity hubs. As high-resolution multi-display setups, V2X communication links, and advanced driver-and-passenger features become standard, processors demand rapid power-noise suppression and stable voltage rails under fast current transients.

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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving technologies have redefined in-car electronics. IVI platforms now handle up to eight simultaneous high-resolution displays, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, emergency call services, and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication. These complex tasks require System-on-Chips (SoCs) with high computing throughput and stringent power-integrity demands.

In-Vehicle Infotainment IVI Technology Trends

  • Expansion from single driving-status displays to multi-monitor entertainment and passenger interfaces
  • Integration of V2X, emergency call, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth networks
  • Increasing reliance on real-time driver monitoring and voice-recognition engines
  • Greater graphics throughput and low-latency data processing

MLCC Requirements for IVI

As IVI processors scale performance:

  1. Miniaturization becomes critical to accommodate more decoupling capacitors in limited PCB real estate.
  2. High capacitance per footprint ensures stable supply during rapid load changes.
  3. Low equivalent series inductance (ESL) is essential for suppressing high-frequency noise on SoC power rails.
  4. Automotive-grade reliability (AEC-Q200) guarantees operation across temperature and vibration extremes.

Proposed MLCC Solutions

Miniaturized, High-Capacitance MLCCs for IVI Head-Units and Displays

Samsung Electro-Mechanics offers three dielectric series tailored for IVI:

SeriesDielectricFootprintsCapacitance RangeVoltage RatingsProduction Status
X6SX6S (AEC-Q200)0201, 04021 nF – 100 µF10 Vdc – 25 VdcMass Production
X5RX5R (AEC-Q200)0201, 04021 nF – 100 µF6.3 Vdc – 35 VdcMass Production
C0GC0G (AEC-Q200)0201, 040210 pF – 33 nF50 Vdc – 100 VdcMass Production

These MLCCs enable tighter power-rail decoupling around CPU cores and GPUs, maintaining low impedance from DC to hundreds of megahertz.

Low-ESL MLCCs for High-Performance SoCs

To address fast switching currents and high-frequency noise, Samsung Electro-Mechanics introduces two low-ESL designs:

TypeConstructionFootprintsCapacitanceVoltageStatus
Reverse Type2-Terminal0204 (0.22 mm), 0510 (0.30 mm), 0.53 mm47 nF, 1 µF, 2.2 µF2.5 V – 50 VMass Production & Under Development
3-Terminal3-Terminal (3T)0402 /1005 (0.50 mm), 0603 /1608 (0.70 mm), 1.35 mm4.3 µF, 10 µF, 4.7 µF2.5 V – 16 VMass Production & Under Development

These low-ESL MLCCs push the self-resonant frequency higher, sharply reducing impedance in the MHz-to-GHz region and ensuring SoC target-impedance requirements are met.

Technology Highlights

Samsung’s IVI-optimized MLCC portfolio leverages:

  • Proprietary fine-particle ceramic dielectrics for maximized volumetric efficiency
  • Advanced electrode materials to boost capacitance density
  • Ultra-precision wafer stacking to achieve sub-0.2 mm thickness and consistent ESL performance
  • Full AEC-Q200 qualification for automotive temperature and mechanical stress resilience

Detailed Product Lineup

Part NumberCategorySize (inch/mm)CapacitanceDielectricRated VoltageSamples & Data Sheet
CL03C220JB31IN#Infotainment0201 / 060322 pFC0G50 VdcAvailable
CL03A105MOR1IN#Infotainment0201 / 06031 µFX5R16 VdcAvailable
CL03X105MPR1IN#Infotainment0201 / 06031 µFX6S10 VdcAvailable
CL05C102JB51IN#Infotainment0402 / 10051 nFC0G50 VdcAvailable
CL05A475MPQ1IN#Infotainment0402 / 10054.7 µFX5R10 VdcAvailable
CL05X475MQQ1IN#Infotainment0402 / 10054.7 µFX6S6.3 VdcAvailable
CLL5Z225MS21PN#Low ESL (Reverse)0204 / 05102.2 µFX7T2.5 VdcAvailable
CLL5Z105MR41PN#Low ESL (Reverse)0204 / 05101 µFX7T4 VdcAvailable
CL05Z105MR41PT#Low ESL (3T)0402 / 10051 µFX7T4 VdcAvailable

Conclusion

Compact, high-capacitance, and low-ESL MLCCs are critical enablers for next-generation IVI systems. Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ proprietary materials and precision stacking technologies deliver automotive-grade components that support multi-display configurations, V2X communication, and high-frequency SoC decoupling.

For inquiries, documentation, or samples, please contact your Samsung Electro-Mechanics representative or submit requests through our product portal.

All listed MLCCs are AEC-Q200 qualified for automotive Infotainment applications.

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