
By optimizing construction materials and structure, the first product in the DMH series was developed to provide 35mF, 4.5WV, and 300mΩ in a 20 x 20 x 0.4mm package. The potential applications are numerous: patch-type devices like mobile electrocardiograms and wound care machines; portable devices driven by coin cell batteries, such as smart watches, fitness trackers, and insulin pumps; smart cards; and e-tags and e-readers.
“Murata’s approach to innovation is based on a combination of increasing accuracy, reliability, and effectiveness, while fostering technology advancements. Our supercapacitors are solid proof of that. We continually strive to deliver solutions that overcome some of the most pressing design challenges that engineers face today,” said Austin Mori, Business Development Engineer, Murata Americas.