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Did you know South Korean tech giant Samsung has a factory in the Philippines? It’s also only one of four manufacturing sites Samsung has outside of South Korea. Instead, this facility manufactures the passive components used in nearly all Samsung electronic products. Specifically, these are the capacitors, resistors, and inductors that power your Samsung devices use. The Samsung Electro-Mechanics Philippine (SEMPHIL) facility is located in Calamba, Laguna, and occupies a total area of 20 hectares. We were also joined by Samsung Electronics Philippines president Min Su Chu and the president of SEMPHIL, Seoncheol Park. All four products are used in almost everything Samsung and its customers produce – from smartphones and smartwatches to 5G infrastructure, data servers, and even automobiles. By Samsung’s definition, MLCC “acts as a 'dam' that stores electricity and sends it out by certain amounts, controlling the current to flow consistently in a circuit and preventing electromagnetic interference between components”. Read more in our articles including "Made in the Philippines: A tour of the Samsung Electro-Mechanics Philippines factory" and "Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event to happen in February".