A smarter way of life with Murata’s wireless and sensor solutions
Connected technology is changing the way we live. IoT solutions enable us to connect and automate building, technology, and energy systems, transforming the way our facilities are managed. Streamlining building automation processes, from heating and ventilation to air-conditioning and security, can reduce operating costs, improve occupancy services, and minimise a building's impact on the environment.
Whether at home or at work, Murata’s innovation in wireless communication and sensor technology is contributing to a smarter, more productive and efficient way of life.
- Energy and power devices
- Passives
- Sensors and thermistors
- Sound components
- Timing devices
- Wireless
Murata provides energy device solutions for IoT applications as follows;
- DC-DC converters
- Micro batteries
DC-DC converters
| NXE1 series |
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 The NXE1 series is a range of lower profile, ultra-low isolation capacitance fully automated manufacture surface mount 1W DC-DC converters. With both industrial and medical safety approvals, the series is highly suited both safety and high isolation requirements of medical and industrial applications. More information |
| NXE2 series |
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 The NXE2 series is a range of lower profile, ultra-low isolation capacitance fully automated manufacture surface mount 2W DC-DC converters. With both industrial and medical safety approvals, the series is highly suited both safety and high isolation requirements of medical and industrial applications. More information |
| NXJ1 series |
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 The NXJ1 series is a range of lower profile, ultra-low isolation capacitance fully automated manufacture surface mount 1W DC-DC converters. With both industrial and medical safety approvals, the series is highly suited both safety and high isolation requirements of medical and industrial applications. More information |
Micro batteries
| Coin cell batteries |
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 Coin manganese dioxide lithium batteries are small-sized primary batteries for various applications such as smart entry systems or TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) for automobile, IoT devices and backup power source for memory. More information |
Passives
| BLF03RD series ferrite beads |
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 Murata BLF series ferrite beads are noise filters designed to greatly reduce noise at specified frequencies. More information |
| GJM series high Q capacitors |
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 Learn more about the Murata GJM series of multilayer ceramic capacitors, which improves high frequency characteristics and contributes to a reduction of power consumption with high Q and low ESR. More information |
| GRM series <100V high capacitance MLCCs |
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 Murata GRM series Class 2 <100 high capacitance MLCCs deliver superior ESR characteristics in a compact size. More information |
| GRM01/02/03 series MLCCs |
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Murata GRM01/02/03 series multilayer ceramic capacitors are widely used in IT and network infrastructure equipment. More information |
| LLL series low ESL capacitors |
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 Murata LLL series low ESL capacitors are ideal for power supply decoupling in high-speed operation electronic equipment. More information |
| NFM series low ESL capacitors |
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 Murata NFM series low ESL capacitors are ideal for noise measurement and power decoupling of highspeed electrical devices. More information |
| LQM18DN_M70 series multilayer power inductors |
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 LQM18DN_M70 series is multilayer type power inductor with compact size and aiming low power radio functions, ex. Bluetooth and NB-IoT. More information |
| LQM18PN_FR series multilayer power inductors |
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 Murata's LQM18PN_FR is multilayer type compact power inductor designed for low power radio functions such as Bluetooth and NB-IoT under the 4.7uH range. More information |
| LQP03HQ series RF inductors |
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 Learn more about Murata's LQP03TN/HQ series of chip inductors, which are ideal for small cell base stations and RF matching solutions for small products. More information |
| NFG0QHB_HS series multilayer common mode noise filters |
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 Murata's NFG0QHB_HS multilayer type common mode noise filters are designed for high-speed differential interfaces (USB4, USB3.2 Gen1/2, HDMI2.1, etc). More information |
Sensors
Murata offers an extensive range of sensors for IoT applications such as;
- AMR
- PIR
- MEMS
- Ultrasonic
| AMR sensors |
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 AMR sensors include an IC to detect changes in the magnetic resistance of a magneto resistive element that is affected by an external magnetic field. More information |
| PIR sensors |
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 Lead-type pyroelectric infrared sensors are are low-cost, high-sensitivity, high-RFI (Radio Frequency Immunity) and high-WLI (White Light Immunity) PIR sensors. More information |
| MEMS sensors |
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 3-axis MEMS sensors, which offer best-in-class characteristics for inclination and accelerometer measurements, with a digital SPI interface. More information |
| Ultrasonic sensors |
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 Ultrasonic sensors are small and lightweight, ideally suited for short-distance motion detection and home security. More information |
Thermistors
A thermistor functions as a heating element and thermosensitive device, and plays an active role in various applications, such as temperature sensors, circuit protection and temperature compensation.
| NCP series |
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 The NCP series offers chip type temperature sensors ideal for temperature sensing and compensation. More information |
| NXF series NTC |
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 The NXF series of thermal string type NTC thermistors with flexible leads is a series of electronic components for detecting and measuring temperature. More information |
| MTHMR-N-0002A series NTC thermistor evaluation board |
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 The MTHMR-N-0002A from Murata is a NTC thermistor evaluation board. The evaluation board can be utilised for testing temperature sensors (NTC thermistor, NXFT-series). More information |
Murata’s sound components (buzzers) utilise the natural frequency of piezoelectric ceramics and have been adopted to various applications.
| PKLCS/PKMCS series SMD buzzer |
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 The PKLCS/PKMCS series SMD type sounders for high-density mounting adopt Murata’s proprietary acoustic designs, structure design technology, and high-performance ceramics. More information |
Timing devices are passive component which create a clock signal using the piezoelectric effect. This is used for various applications including smart buildings.
| XRCGB series crystal unit |
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 The Murata XRCGB series is a compact high-quality, ESR and impact-resistant crystal unit with a frequency range from 16Mhz to 50MHz. More information |
| WMRAG series MEMS resonator |
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 The WMRAG series MEMS resonator achieves excellent frequency accuracy and stable temperature characteristics without the use of active elements to correct the initial frequency and frequency shift by temperature. More information |
Murata provides RF components and modules for wireless communication applications, offering you an extensive range of products such as WiFi, Bluetooth, LPWA, RFID, and many more.
| Type 1DX series WiFi module |
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 The type 1DX is a small and high performance module based on Cypress CYW4343W combo chipset which supports Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n + Bluetooth 5.1 BR/EDR/LE up to 65Mbps PHY data rate on Wi-Fi and 3Mbps PHY data rate on Bluetooth. The WLAN section supports SDIO v2.0 interface and the Bluetooth section supports high-speed 4-wire UART interface and PCM for audio data. More information |
| Type 1MW series WiFi module |
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 The type 1MW series WiFi smart module is a small and very high performance module based on the Cypress CYW43455 combo chipset, which supports WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac + Bluetooth 5.0 BR/EDR/LE up to 395MHz supported with 11ac 5GHz and 3Mbps PHY data rate on Bluetooth. More information |
| MBN52832 series Bluetooth low energy module |
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 The MBN52832 is a Bluetooth low energy module. It enables ultra-low power connectivity for data communication. This is an ideal solution for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. More information |
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