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Samsung Releases 1uF 25V 0402 MLCC for AI Power Modules 

27.11.2025
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics introduces its High-Capacitance 1µF, 25V MLCC ceramic capacitors in 0402 inch case size for AI Power Module applications.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics has unveiled an ultra-compact, high-capacitance multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) designed specifically for AI server power applications, addressing the growing demand for miniaturization and enhanced power density in next-generation computing infrastructure.

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The Challenge: Miniaturization in AI Server Power Design

AI servers require significantly more power than conventional servers due to multiple high-performance chips including memory, GPU, and CPU.

The efficiency of power modules that supply stable power directly to GPUs critically impacts overall server performance. These power modules take a 12V input and provide the low voltages required by GPUs and CPUs (0.8–1.5V) through DC/DC conversion.

Schematic diagram of AI power conversion per stage; source: Samsung Electro-Mechanics

High-performance semiconductors mounted on server mainboards operate at low voltages (0.8–1.5V) to improve power efficiency. During fast-paced operations, peak currents with large fluctuations occur, requiring substantial quantities of MLCCs to stabilize the power supply. As component integration increases and PCB areas shrink, the need for ultra-small, high-capacitance MLCCs that meet both requirements simultaneously continues to grow.

The Solution: Ultra-Compact, High-Performance MLCC

To support the hundreds to thousands of MLCCs required at the server VRM 12V input stage, Samsung Electro-Mechanics has released an innovative product: 0402 inch, 1µF, 25V, X7S rated MLCC. This component effectively removes power instability (noise/ripple) caused by the current load of power-consuming GPUs and CPUs, thereby improving both server performance and reliability.

Key Features and Benefits

FeatureBenefit
25V RatingEffective noise suppression on the 12V power rail
0402 inch Ultra-Small Form FactorSaves over 50% mounting area compared to conventional 0603 size, enabling higher component density and greater total capacitance
X7S Temperature Rating (-55°C to 125°C)Ensures power stabilization in high-temperature operating environments

Product Specifications

Part NumberSize (inch/mm)CapacitanceRated VoltageTCCAvailability
CL05Y105KA56UW#0402 / 10051µF25VdcX7SSamples Available

Industry Impact

This product is ideally suited for AI server power-module designs and significantly improves power density. More than just a component, it represents foundational technology aimed at surpassing the limits of high-performance computing and driving the stable establishment of next-generation AI infrastructure.

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