High-Q MLCC for RF Applications
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Murata’s High-Q Capacitors are ideal for RF and other high-power applications. These capacitors deliver high Q and lower ESR, allowing for higher current and lower losses. The High-Q series is stable over temperature and tight tolerance options are available.
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