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MURATA at a glance
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a Japanese electronics company and the world's largest manufacturer of ceramic passive components. Founded in 1944 and headquartered in Nagaokakyo, Japan, Murata produces multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCC), inductors, resistors, filters, sensors, RF modules, and power supplies. The company serves automotive, telecommunications, healthcare, and IoT markets.
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Murata Manufacturing
BAC05S12DC-DIP-5
BAC05S12DC - Murata Manufacturing, DIP-5
Murata Manufacturing
LDH54100PAAA-600-SMD
LDH54100PAAA-600 - Murata Manufacturing, SMD
Murata Manufacturing
LDH541N50BAA-600-SMD
LDH541N50BAA-600 - Murata Manufacturing, SMD
Murata Manufacturing
XM0860SR-DL0801
XM0860SR-DL0801 - Murata Manufacturing, QFN-6
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