Inductor component

An inductor component comprising:

• a rectangular parallelepiped element body having a rectangular main face;
• a plurality of inductor wires that extends in parallel with the main face inside the element body and whose number of turns is 0.5 turns or less;
• and
• a first vertical wire and a second vertical wire extending from each of the inductor wires in a thickness direction orthogonal to the main face and exposed from the main face,
• wherein
• when a direction parallel to one side of the main face is defined as a first direction, and a direction parallel to the main face and orthogonal to the first direction is defined as a second direction,
• each of the inductor wires includes a wiring body having a first end and a second end, the first end being positioned closer to one side in the first direction than the second end, a first pad being provided at the first end of the wiring body and connected to the first vertical wire, and a second pad being provided at the second end of the wiring body and connected to the second vertical wire;
• when N and M are positive integers, at least one of N and M is a positive integer of 2 or more, the inductor wires are away from each other on an identical plane, N of the inductor wires are disposed in the first direction in one row, and M rows of the inductor wires are provided in the second direction;
• when the main face is imaginarily divided into N ranges at equal intervals in the first direction and is imaginarily divided into M ranges at equal intervals in the second direction, one of the inductor wires is disposed in one range when viewed from the thickness direction;
• when a smallest rectangular region surrounding the wiring body with a first side parallel to the first direction and a second side parallel to the second direction when viewed from the thickness direction is defined as an inductor region, a dimension of the first side is three times or more longer than a dimension of the second side in at least one of the inductor regions;
• and
• a value obtained by dividing a dimension of the main face in the first direction by N is 2.5 times or more larger than a value obtained by dividing a dimension of the main face in the second direction by M.