Inductor component

An inductor component comprising:

• a rectangular parallelepiped shaped element body having six outer surfaces;
• and
• an inductor wiring that extends inside the element body,
• wherein
• the element body has a first electrode connected to a first end of the inductor wiring and a second electrode connected to a second end of the inductor wiring,
• when, among the six outer surfaces of the element body, a first surface is a main surface, a second surface that is perpendicular to the main surface is a first end surface, a third surface that is parallel to the first end surface is a second end surface, a fourth surface that is perpendicular to both the main surface and the first end surface is a bottom surface, and a fifth surface that is parallel to the bottom surface is a top surface,
• the first electrode is exposed on the element body in a region from the first end surface to the bottom surface,
• the second electrode is exposed on the element body in a region from the second end surface to the bottom surface, and
• the inductor wiring includes a wiring portion extending parallel to the main surface from the first end and a via extending in a direction perpendicular to the main surface from the wiring portion, and
• when, in a direction perpendicular to the main surface, a layer in which the wiring portion exists is a wiring layer, a layer in which the via exists is a via layer, and a dimension in a direction perpendicular to the bottom surface is a height dimension,
• a maximum height dimension of the first electrode in the wiring layer is larger than a maximum height dimension of the first electrode in the via layer,
• the maximum height dimension of the first electrode in the via layer is larger than a half of a dimension of the element body in a direction perpendicular to the bottom surface,
• when, an end portion of the wiring portion connecting to the via is a pad,
• the pad is located on the first end surface side, closer to the first end surface than a center of the element body in a direction perpendicular to the first end surface, and is located on the top surface side, closer to the top surface than an edge of the top surface side of the first electrode in the via layer.