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Murata introduces ultra-small chip inductor

At this month’s CES 2025 show, Murata unveiled what is claimed to be the world’s smallest 006003-inch (0.16×0.08 mm) chip inductor. This development offers a 75% volume reduction compared to the previous smallest product, the 008004-inch (0.25×0.125 mm) inductor.

“Following our success in introducing the world’s smallest multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) in September 2024, our engineering teams are now developing a pioneering 006003-inch size chip inductor to further meet market demands,” says Takaomi Toi, general manager of Inductor Product Development at Murata Manufacturing.

“With the creation of the world’s smallest class prototype, we’re confident that this product represents an exciting addition to Murata’s extensive portfolio of market-leading chip inductors. This development continues to demonstrate Murata’s commitment to innovation and also marks a significant milestone in our quest to support the miniaturization and enhanced functionality of future electronic devices,” Toi said.

For more information about this chip inductor development, please contact Murata here.

Murata Manufacturing

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