Kamaya Electric Co., Ltd., commonly known as Kamaya, is a Japanese manufacturer of electronic components, specializing in resistive devices. The company was founded in 1960 and is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. In 2000, Kamaya became a subsidiary of Yageo Corporation, the world's leading passive component maker. Kamaya's core business focuses on the design, development, and production of chip resistors and other passive components. The product portfolio includes thick film chip resistors, thin film chip resistors, current sensing resistors, metal film resistors, and array resistors. Notable product series include the RMC series of general-purpose thick film resistors and the RHC series for high-power applications. Kamaya is also known for its high-precision thin film chips and low-resistance current sensors used in automotive and industrial markets. The company has manufacturing facilities in Japan, China, and other locations to serve global customers. With decades of expertise, Kamaya is recognized for its reliability and quality in the resistor market. As part of the Yageo Group, Kamaya benefits from a vast distribution network and advanced manufacturing technologies, solidifying its position as a key supplier of chip resistors worldwide.