Our Latest Campaign-Small is Dynamic “Capacitor” (30 sec.)
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Our newest campaign series, “Small is Dynamic,” is now live. The first segment on Capacitors spotlights Murata Manufacturing’s flagship multilayer ceramic capacitor – the world’s smallest at just 0.006 × 0.003 inches (0.16 mm × 0.08 mm). This video illustrates how this tiny component delivers dynamic performance across countless applications, from smartphones and AI robots to satellites orbiting in space.
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