Rubycon (company)

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4 Rubycon capacitors on a motherboard

Rubycon Corporation was established in 1952 in Nagano, Japan.

Rubycon specializes in the design and production of aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AECs), film capacitors and power supply units.

Many manufacturers now use Rubycon's AECs exclusively, including Universal abit, a popular manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards.

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