TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) announced it has achieved its highest-ever score of 4.8 out of 5 in the "FTSE Russell" ESG Rating, which evaluates companies' efforts to address potential environmental, social, and governance (ESG)  risks based on the business characteristics of the companies surveyed. As a result, TDK has been selected for nine consecutive years for the representative ESG investment indices, the “FTSE4Good Index Series” and the “FTSE Blossom Japan Index,” as well as for four consecutive years on the “FTSE Blossom Japan Sector Relative Index.”

In this year’s assessment, TDK received top scores in all categories of the social field, as well as high marks in other areas. Specifically, TDK was highly rated for strengthening the disclosure of sustainability information, such as clarifying oversight structures for respecting human rights, enhancing transparency regarding responses to human rights risks, and publishing data related to employees.

These indices are widely used as benchmarks for sustainable investment by institutional investors, including Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF). Currently, TDK is included in the following five ESG investment indices (domestic equities) adopted by GPIF, including the two indices mentioned above:

• FTSE Blossom Japan Index
• FTSE Blossom Japan Sector Relative Index
• MSCI Japan ESG Select Leaders Index
• S&P/JPX Carbon Efficient Index
• Morningstar Japan Equity Gender Diversity Tilt Index (excluding REITs)

TDK will continue to contribute to the realization of a sustainable future based on the company’s long-term vision, “TDK Transformation: Accelerating transformation for a sustainable future,” while aiming to solve social issues through TDK’s business based on its management philosophy.
 

• Wide frequency range beyond 1 GHz to enable high impedance characteristics
• Reduced footprint by minimizing the number of power-over-coax (PoC) filter inductors to one component
• Suitable for high temperature environments; supports a wide operation range of -55 °C and +155 °C

TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) has expanded its ADL4524VL series (4.5 x 2.4 x 2.6 mm – L x W x H) of wire-wound inductors for automotive power-over-coax (PoC). Mass production of these components began in July 2025.

With automotive PoC technology, a single coaxial cable can simultaneously carry both power and data. PoC is widely used in automotive camera systems as ADAS for safe driving has become more widespread. Using a single coaxial cable for power and signal lowers the vehicle’s weight by reducing cabling, which in turn helps to improve fuel and power consumption. Simplified cabling within the vehicle also allows for a more effective use of the space.

The PoC system requires a filter incorporating multiple inductors to separate power from the data signal before processing effectively. This product enables high impedance at a wide frequency range from 10 MHz to 1 GHz with its proprietary materials and structural design innovation. This reduces the number of inductors used to save space. By covering a wide frequency range, this product can handle applications with fewer inductors. For example, where conventional solutions might require three inductors, this solution requires only one. The inductor ensures high reliability with an upper operation temperature range limit of +155 °C.

Looking ahead, TDK is committed to developing inductors for automotive PoC applications by pursuing optimized design by refining multilayer, wire-wound, and thin-film technologies to address market needs. TDK will expand its lineup of products to improve the quality of PoC transmission signals.

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) presents a variety of new large-size ferrite cores with different core shapes, making this the industry's largest lineup of shapes, sizes, and materials for such large cores*. These are used in a wide range of industrial applications such as motor drives, EV charging stations, various railway/traction applications, power transformers, welding, medical, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), solar inverters, and other renewable energy applications. These cores allow for optimizing magnetic design for efficiency and thermal performance. 

The new standardized large-size core program contains E, U, I, PM, and PQ cores in the N27, N87, N88, N92, N95, and N97 power materials. Accessories like coil former and mounting hardware are available. 

For simulation, TDK offers the Ferrite Magnetic Design Tool. This is free of charge. 

* As of July 2025, according to TDK research 

• TDK was recognized as a leader in the CDP Supplier Engagement Rating 2024 for the fifth consecutive year 

• A ranking in the CDP Supplier Engagement Rating corresponds to 5.6% of the total 

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) has been recognized as a leader, receiving an A ranking, in global environmental non-profit CDP's Supplier Engagement Rating 2024. CDP works on environmental issues such as climate change. 

In the Supplier Engagement Rating, the answers provided to the CDP Climate Change Program are used to evaluate the companies by items related to governance, targets, estimation of greenhouse gas emissions in their corporate value chain (SCOPE3), and supply chain engagement. TDK was praised because it promotes environmental activities working with suppliers and discloses SCOPE3 emissions. 

CDP is a non-profit that drives companies to engage in environmental issues such as climate change, water security resources protection, and forest preservation and to disclose information, based on requests from global institutional investors who are very interested in environmental issues. In 2024, TDK was selected as Supplier Engagement Leader for the fifth consecutive year of companies evaluated for their engagement with suppliers on climate change. 1394 companies from across the globe were evaluated for CDP 2024 'Supplier Engagement Leaders'. Inclusion on this list demonstrates that a company is proactively working with their suppliers to ensure that sustainability is present in every part of their value chain. In addition, TDK has received an A ranking in the CDP climate change category and an ‘A List’ for focusing on water security for the fifth consecutive year. 

TDK has established the TDK Environmental Charter, consisting of the “Basic Principle on the Environment” and the “Basic Policy on the Environment,” which make up the entire group's environment policy aimed at contributing to the sustainable development of society. In line with the Charter, TDK formulated its Environmental Vision and Environmental Action Plan as a fundamental framework for implementing specific environmental activities and initiatives. For its supplier engagement initiative in particular, under TDK's purchasing principle "Global Partnership Purchasing,” TDK has created “TDK Green Procurement Standard” to work together with suppliers to enhance environmental activities, such as checking suppliers' environmental activities and providing feedbacks on the results, conducting dialogue with environmental department personnel to select supplier environmental awards, supporting supplier's energy efficiency. 

TDK is committed to pioneering rapid and effective environmental activities that consider climate change and water security, with the aim of passing on a healthier global environment to future generations. The disclosure of these activities is crucial for ensuring transparency in TDK’s environmental impact and sustainability efforts. In the field of climate change, TDK has set a long-term goal of net zero CO2 emissions by 2050, and has obtained SBTi certification for its targets up to fiscal 2030 for promoting this goal. TDK appreciates that this achievement is a recognition of these activities. 

TDK will continue to contribute to the realization of a sustainable future based on the company’s long-term vision, “TDK Transformation -Accelerating transformation for a sustainable future-,” while aiming to solve social issues through TDK’s business based on its management philosophy. 

• TDK has unveiled the latest TDK SensEI product line, edgeRX Vision, an ultra-fast, AI-powered defect detection system that analyzes customer product images or movies and is capable of identifying components as small as 1 mm with exceptional precision. 

• The system boosts production efficiency by reducing false positives and minimizing downtime, operating at speeds of up to 2,000 parts per minute. 

TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) unveiled today the latest TDK SensEI product line, edgeRX Vision.  

edgeRX Vision is a high-speed defect detection system that analyzes customer product images or movies and is capable of identifying even the smallest components—down to 1 mm by 0.5 mm—with exceptional precision.   

Powered by advanced AI, the system delivers real-time, highly accurate defect detection while significantly reducing false positives. Working in conjunction with TDK SensEI’s edgeRX platform and sensors, edgeRX Vision enhances existing hardware infrastructure to minimize unnecessary machine stoppages and ensure a smoother, more efficient production flow. Operating at speeds of up to 2,000 parts per minute, even slight reductions in downtime can lead to substantial revenue gains—making edgeRX Vision an essential solution for high-throughput manufacturing environments. 

Key features of edgeRX Vision include: 

• High-precision product defect detection 

• Adaptive learning and continuous improvement 

• Reduced false positives and negatives 

• Scalability across product lines 

AI-based machine vision has evolved into a highly advanced and reliable technology, widely adopted across industries for its speed, precision, and adaptability. Modern systems leverage edge AI to process visual data in real time, reducing latency and dependence on cloud infrastructure. Transformer-based architectures and unified models like DINOv2 and SAM enable a wide range of vision tasks—such as detection, segmentation, and classification—without the need for task-specific retraining. These systems are also becoming more label-efficient through self-supervised and few-shot learning, lowering the cost of data preparation. Integration with language models has introduced multi-modal capabilities, allowing for more intuitive human-machine interaction. With these enhancements and new capabilities transforming the industry, now is a pivotal moment for TDK SensEI to introduce edgeRX Vision to the marketplace. AI-driven vision systems have become more scalable, robust, and cost-effective than ever before, making them essential for high-throughput, real-world production environments. 

“edgeRX Vision will further enhance our existing automatic optical inspection (AOI) capabilities with high-velocity, AI-powered defect detection—right at the edge,” said Ken Takekawa, CEO of TDK Components USA. It’s capable of handling even the smallest MLCCs, measuring down to 1 mm by 0.5 mm, with exceptional precision. By deploying AI on our existing hardware, we significantly reduced the total cost of ownership by minimizing false positives. This improvement will lead to fewer machine stoppages due to inspection overkill and result in much higher production throughput. At speeds of up to 2,000 parts per minute, even small-time savings translate into substantial revenue gains.” 

“The launch of edgeRX Vision marks a significant milestone in our mission to bring intelligent automation to the factory floor,” said Sandeep Pandya, CEO of TDK SensEI. “By harnessing the power of AI, edgeRX Vision delivers precise, real-time defect detection that enhances operational efficiency and product quality. Working seamlessly with our edgeRX sensors, this solution extends the capabilities of the edgeRX platform, offering manufacturers a smarter, more integrated approach to high-speed production challenges.” 

• TDK’s wholly owned subsidiary TDK Electronics, a leading German manufacturer of electronic components, plans to launch a public takeover offer followed by a mandatory squeeze-out for Tronic’s shares. 

• TDK Electronics AG, main shareholder of Tronic’s, owns 87.34% of Tronic’s shares. The concert formed between TDK Electronics AG and Thales AVS France SAS owns 97.44% of the Tronic’s shares. 

• The price of the tender offer, that will be filed to the AMF, is 5.56 Euros per Tronic’s share. 

  TDK Corporation (“TDK”, TSE: 6762) announced today that TDK’s wholly owned subsidiary TDK Electronics AG, a leading manufacturer of electronic components, modules and systems based in Munich, Germany, has decided to implement a public buyout offer followed by a mandatory squeeze-out (the “Offer”) for Tronic’s Microsystems SA (“Tronic’s”, ISIN:FR0004175099 ALTRO) shares. TDK Electronics AG, main shareholder of Tronic’s, owns 87.34% of Tronic’s shares. The concert formed between TDK Electronics AG and Thales AVS France SAS owns 97.44% of the Tronic’s shares. 

  The price of the tender offer, that will be filed to the AMF, is 5.56 Euros per Tronic’s share.

  Context of the Offer 

  The Offer is part of a move to simplify Tronic’s' capital structure by acquiring the remaining capital not currently held by TDK Electronics AG and Thales AVS, France SAS (2.56% of the capital of Tronic’s), for which it is being specified that TDK Electronics AG will act as sole initiator, and is in line with Tronic’s’ strategy, which does not require it to remain listed on the Euronext Growth® market in Paris, particularly given the very low liquidity of the stock. The Offer also aims to reduce the costs associated with the listing. As a reminder, TDK Electronics AG has been financing Tronic’s these last years and expects to recapitalize Tronic’s with up to 7,000,000 Euros before March 31, 2026, as the equity of Tronic’s is lower than half of its share capital since 2023. 

  TDK Electronics AG is therefore offering Tronic’s shareholders who tender their shares to the Offer the opportunity to obtain immediate liquidity for their entire stake at a price of 5.56 Euros per share. 

  As Tronic's is unable to set up an ad hoc committee as referred to in III of Article 261-1 of the AMF General Regulation, it will shortly submit to the AMF the identity of the independent appraiser it intends to appoint, in accordance with Article 261-1-1-I of the General Regulation. 

  Additional information related to the transaction  

  The public will be informed of the filing of the draft documents relating to the Offer, which will be published by TDK Electronics AG and Tronic's during the third quarter of 2025. In accordance with French law, the documentation relating to the Offer will include the draft note of information, prepared by TDK, setting out the terms and conditions of the Offer, as well as the draft note in response, prepared by Tronic’s, including the independent appraiser’s report and the reasoned opinion of the supervisory board, and will be subject to review by the AMF. 
   

• 16% higher rated current and 31% lower DC resistance compared to conventional products
• Highly reliable for use in high-temperature environments up to +150 °C

TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) has expanded its TFM201612BLEA series (2.0 x 1.6 x 1.2 mm – L x W x H) of thin-film power inductors for automotive power circuits to higher currents up to 5.6 A. The two new components have a rated inductance of 0.33 µH and 0.47 µH, respectively. Mass production of this product series began in July 2025.

In recent years, demand for inductors for automotive power circuits has continued to increase as electric vehicles and ADAS for safe driving have become more widespread. Highly efficient power supply circuits are necessary to lower energy consumption, driving the development of low-loss, high-efficiency inductors. Inductors for power supply circuits must be compact, as they need to be installed within the limited space of ECUs. High reliability is also crucial, as they must operate in harsh, high-temperature environments.

Compared to the conventional TFM-ALMA series of the same size with an inductance of 0.47 µH, this new product achieves a 16% higher rated current of 5.6 A and a 31% lower DC resistance of 22 mΩ, offering the highest standard* of electrical performance. This helps to reduce loss and to improve efficiency for power supply circuits, enabling support for high-current applications within the same footprint as conventional models. Additionally, the inductor ensures high reliability with an upper operation temperature range limit of +150 °C, thanks to a product design assuming use in high-temperature environments in automotive applications.

With TDK’s proprietary materials and structural designs adapted to the diverse needs of automotive power circuits, TDK will work to expand its comprehensive lineup, utilizing not only thin-film technology but also wire-winding and multilayer processing technologies, thereby contributing to the enhancement of the quality of automotive power circuits.

*Source: TDK, as of July 2025

• Germany's most important brand award goes to TDK Electronics twice
• “Best of Best” in the “Excellent Brands - Digital Brand of the Year” category
• Gold in the category “Excellence in Brand Strategy and Creation - Brand Digitalization”
• Digitalization as one of the cornerstones of TDK Electronics’ business model

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces it has won the German Brand Award 2025 in two major categories. TDK Electronics received the “Best of Best” award in the “Excellent Brands - Digital Brand of the Year” category and Gold in the “Excellence in Brand Strategy and Creation - Brand Digitalization” category.

The award went to the company’s appearance at electronica 2024 in Munich, the world's leading trade fair for electronics, where it succeeded for the first time in implementing an end-to-end digitized process from visitor registration to lead generation, thus making the contribution of digital marketing to value creation measurable, as well as achieving effective targeting, greater reach and better quality leads through the targeted use of digital campaigning and modern digital tools and platforms. Furthermore, the trade fair presence was enhanced by digital elements at the booth and the consistent communication of core brand messages across all digital channels, ensuring a cohesive and impactful brand experience.

The double award is a recognition of TDK Electronics’ new digital marketing initiative. With a clear focus, technological excellence and a deep understanding of customers' wishes and requirements, TDK Electronics has succeeded in establishing a strong, future-oriented brand in the digital space. This digital initiative creates measurable added value through marketing communication, customer loyalty, and brand experience.

Dr. Werner Lohwasser, CEO of TDK Electronics, emphasizes: "Digital transformation is not a trend for us, but a cornerstone of our business model. The awards confirm our approach of using digitalization as a lever for value creation. They are not only a confirmation for TDK Electronics, but also an incentive to continue driving forward digital brand development with innovative power and customer focus”.

Brigitte Mueller, Head of Corporate Communications & Digital Marketing at TDK Electronics, adds: "We are delighted with these awards. Digitalization is not only changing our technologies - it is also changing how we think, design, and present our global brand. That's why we are driving a holistic transformation of our digital marketing - strategically, innovatively, and customer-oriented.

German Brand Award

The German Brand Award is the most important German prize for brand management and marketing. It has been presented annually by the German Design Council since 2016. It aims to strengthen the importance of holistic brand management as a decisive success factor for companies in the national and international competitive environment. As a platform that makes excellence and trends in brand management visible, it sets standards for outstanding brand work.
 

• New 100-V product for commercial applications with 1 μF capacitance in 1608 case size (achieving large capacitance)
• Contributes to the reduction of component count and the miniaturization of sets

TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) has expanded its C series for commercial multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) to 1 µF at 100 V in the 1608 size (1.6 x 0.8 x 0.8 mm – L x W x H), with X7R characteristics. This is the industry’s highest capacitance* for a 100-V-rated product in this size and this temperature characteristic. Mass production of the product series began in June 2025.

In recent years, 48-V systems have become increasingly common for AI servers, energy storage systems, and a wide range of industrial equipment to improve system efficiency and reduce power loss. This has led to a growing demand for 100 V-rated MLCCs used as capacitors on power lines.

This new 100-V product of the C series achieves ten times the capacity of conventional products of the same size, thanks to optimized material selection and product design. Therefore, it makes it possible to reduce the number of MLCCs used and the mounting area, contributing to the reduction of component counts and miniaturization of sets. TDK will further expand its lineup to meet the needs of customers.

*Source: TDK, as of June 2025

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) has expanded its MEMS inertial sensors portfolio with the Tronics AXO315^®T0, a high-temperature MEMS accelerometer with ±14 g input range and a digital interface for measurement while drilling (MWD) applications in the energy market.  

Leveraging TDK’s unique closed-loop architecture that provides an unprecedented level of vibration rectification and resistance to operational shocks, AXO315T0 exhibits a bias residual error of 0.8 mg over its operating temperature range of -30 °C to +150 °C, enabling a precise and continuous inclination measurement for directional drilling tools exposed to high temperatures. 

To cope with the stringent reliability constraints required to maximize the productivity of complex drilling operations in severe environments, TDK has qualified AXO315T0 through extensive reliability testing. This includes more than 1000 hours of powered life testing at +165 °C, temperature cycling from -55 °C to +165 °C, as well as high temperature vibration tests (20 g RMS random vibration combined with 50 g sine sweep). 

With a typical bias drift of less than 1 mg without recalibration after 1000 hours at high temperature, AXO315T0 brings a digital and low-SWaP alternative to legacy quartz accelerometers, paving the way for a new generation of MWD tools able to operate for long periods at high temperatures with no compromise on performance. 

AXO315T0 sensors and evaluation boards are available for sampling and customer evaluations. TDK will further expand its MEMS portfolio for the energy market with a new accelerometer withstanding operating temperatures up to +175 °C. 

The Kalyani site won a gold and silver award for excellence in productivity and quality in a national competition organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). The two teams came out on top in a field of 240 entries and 220 presentations from across the country thanks to their innovation, teamwork, and structured problem-solving.

The Ferrite Business Unit won gold for their project on productivity improvement of series presses. The Transformer Business Unit secured silver for their project on eliminating defects caused by insufficient maintenance of equipment and systems by machine operators, known in Japanese as Jishu Hozen. This principle is one of the eight pillars of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), a holistic approach to improving productivity. It involves all employees in the maintenance and improvement of the systems.

Harisaran Singh, Head of the Ferrite Business Unit, emphasized: “This is a proud moment in our journey to operational excellence through TPM. The team's dedication and persistent efforts have really paid off. Congratulations and keep up the good work!”

Saibal Sarkar, Head of the Transformer Business Unit, said: "I am very proud of our team for winning the Silver Award in our first participation in the CII competition. This achievement reflects our team’s dedication and the effectiveness of our TPM-based approach to defect reduction.”

Indrajit Roy, TPM coordinator at Kalyani, added: “We were successful thanks to collaborative efforts of our team members by following TPM principles and through structured approach of problem-solving.”

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is a non-governmental, non-profit business organization and industry association in India. Founded in 1895, it aims to promote India's development through partnerships with government, industry, and civil society. The organization represents more than 9,000 direct members, including companies from the private and public sectors.

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) launches the ADL8030VA, a high-performance inductor designed specifically for power-over-coaxial (PoC) applications. Due to its high impedance over a wide frequency range, this component streamlines the PoC filter design by requiring only one single component instead of the conventional approach with two or more inductors. This significantly reduces complexity and cost in advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and other automotive electronics, where space efficiency and reliability are critical. With the ADL8030VA, TDK is once again driving mobility transformation toward a more connected and safe future.

In standard configurations, ADAS sensors like automotive cameras require two separate lines: one power line connected to the battery and a signal line connected to the electronic control unit (ECU). However, with PoC technology, a single coaxial cable can simultaneously carry both power and data, simplifying and reducing the wire harness.

The 7.8 x 2.7 x 2.7 mm (L x W x H) small ADL8030VA series offers inductance values from 10 µH to 100 µH with a rated current range of up to 0.82 A, ensuring robust performance from -55 °C to +155 °C across a wide frequency spectrum. Its low DC resistance of less than 0.5 Ω for the types with 22 µH or less minimizes power losses, enhancing overall energy efficiency. Its compact design is engineered with a ferrite core, enamel copper wire welded to the terminals, and flame-retardant molding. It offers high mechanical stability and meets AEC-Q200 qualification standards, ensuring durability under harsh automotive conditions.

In China, Sales received two awards from automotive suppliers. TDK Sales South China won the “Excellent Business Cooperation Award” from Desay SV, a manufacturer of electronics, antenna, and software solutions. TDK Sales North China received the “Quality Delivery Excellence Award” from the Japanese-Chinese joint venture TFDA (TianJin Fawer Denso Air-Conditioner), that produces air conditioning systems.

Desay SV the award to Makoto Kondo (Senior Vice President TDK Greater China Sales Division and Block General Manager TDK South China) and Kelby Yang (Sales Director TDK South China Automotive Team) at its partner conference. Desay SV recognized TDK's delivery performance for inductors manufactured at the Xiamen site in China. “This award is not only a confirmation of TDK's performance to date, but also an expectation for future cooperation,” said Kondo. He pointed out that TDK had to manage supply shortages due to high demand for xEV and ADAS in the Chinese market. Thanks to close cooperation between the Business Group and Sales, it was possible to increase capacity. “I am very happy that we are now able to meet the customer's expectations and have received this award today,” Kondo continued.

The Denso joint venture TFDA (TianJin Fawer Denso Air-Conditioner) presented TDK Sales North China with the Quality Delivery Excellence Award. Sayou Tomoki, Director of TDK ECBC Sales Group North China, accepted the award on behalf of TDK.

TFDA manufactures air conditioning systems for motor vehicles and sources temperature sensors for this purpose from its site in Batam, Indonesia. This is the second award TFDA has given to TDK Sales North China, following the “Best Supplier” award in 2020.

At the presentation of the Quality Delivery Excellence Award by the Japanese-Chinese joint venture TFDA, from left: Liu Yunxia (Sourcing Engineer Desay SV), Kelby Yang (Sales Director TDK South China Automotive Team), Xiong Wenquan (Senior Vice President Desay SV), Makoto Kondo (Senior Vice President TDK Greater China Sales Division and Block General Manager TDK South China).

Tsuji Shinichiro (Business Management Director TFDA, right) presents the award to Sayou Tomoki (Director TDK Sales North China) and Kathy Yuan (TDK Sales North China).

 

 

 

• New 35-V products with 0.22 µF in 1005 size and 10-V products with 4.7 µF in 2012 size for automotive applications added to the lineup
• Contributes to the reduction of component count and the miniaturization of sets as well as reduces voltage fluctuation and high-frequency noise
• Qualified based on AEC-Q200

TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) has expanded its YFF series of 3-terminal filters for automotive applications to include higher voltages up to 35 V and higher capacitances up to 4.7 µF. Such components are used to suppress voltage variation and high-frequency noise, which can cause system malfunctions. Mass production of the product series began in June 2025.

With the miniaturization of automotive electronic systems, there is an increasing demand for measures to prevent system malfunctions. Usually, numerous capacitors are employed in such applications. On the other hand, the number of components must be reduced due to the miniaturization of these systems. To address these challenges, 3-terminal filters, characterized by a low ESL (equivalent series inductance), are gaining significant demand.

By optimizing the material selection and product design, the new products feature significantly higher withstand voltage, ranging now from 6.3 V to 35 V, and considerably higher capacitance, ranging now from 0.47 μF to 4.7 μF. The 35-V product with an insertion loss of 40 dB (4 MHz to 2 GHz) can be used for a broader range of power lines, including both input and output of power-supply systems, while the 4.7 μF product with an insertion loss of 30 dB (300 kHz to 3 GHz) is more effective as input capacitors than conventional products in reducing voltage fluctuation and countering high-frequency noise. Moreover, depending on set usage conditions, it is possible to halve the component count required to suppress voltage fluctuations to the same extent from the MLCC.

*Source: TDK, as of June 2025