Nidec Precision Motor Technology

Based in Shiga Prefecture, Murata is the world's largest ceramic electronic components manufacturer. Specializing in multilayer ceramic capacitors, ceramic resonators, and high-frequency components used from smartphones to 5G base stations. A flagship example of innovative material and component technology supporting Japan's electronics industry foundation.

Nidec's precision motor and drive technology is embedded in hard drives, optical drives, automotive systems, drones, and medical devices worldwide. Its ultra-compact, high-efficiency motors enable miniaturization and performance enhancement of digital devices. As a global supplier, Nidec's technology is foundational to modern consumer and industrial electronics.

An electronic components manufacturer holding approximately 40% of the global market share in ceramic capacitors. Murata produces ultra-compact components essential for smartphones and automobiles, supporting the world's electronics industry as an indispensable behind-the-scenes player.

Murata's ceramic capacitor and multilayer component technology dominates global supply for smartphones and communications equipment. These tiny, high-performance parts are essential to modern electronics. Murata's precision manufacturing and quality control are foundational to the digital infrastructure that powers connected devices worldwide.

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