Abstract:
A multilayer capacitor which can inhibit impedance from decreasing near a resonance frequency is provided.The multilayer capacitor comprises a dielectric matrix, a plurality of first and second inner electrodes, a pair of terminal electrodes, and a pair of linking electrodes. The first inner electrode has a first region located closer to a first terminal connection part than is a portion provided with a first linking connection part and a second region located closer to an opposite side of the first terminal connection part than is the portion provided with the first linking connection part. The second inner electrode has a third region located closer to a second terminal connection part than is a portion provided with a second linking connection part and a fourth region located closer to an opposite side of the second terminal connection part than is the portion provided with the second linking connection part. The first region has an area smaller than that of the fourth region, while the third region has an area smaller than that of the second region.
Abstract:
An element body has a major capacitance forming portion to form a first capacitance, and a minor capacitance forming portion to form a plurality of second capacitances smaller than the first capacitance. The major capacitance forming portion includes a first internal electrode connected to a first terminal electrode, and a second internal electrode opposed to the first internal electrode and connected to a second terminal electrode. The minor capacitance forming portion includes a third internal electrode connected to the first terminal electrode, a fourth internal electrode arranged as separated from the third internal electrode in an identical layer and connected to the second terminal electrode, a fifth internal electrode opposed to the third and fourth internal electrodes and connected to the first terminal electrode, and a sixth internal electrode opposed to the third and fourth internal electrodes and opposed to the fifth internal electrode through a region between the third and fourth internal electrodes, and connected to the second terminal electrode.
Abstract:
A feedthrough capacitor has: a capacitor element body of a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape in which a plurality of insulator layers are laminated together; a signal internal electrode arranged in the capacitor element body; a ground internal electrode arranged in the capacitor element body and opposed to the signal internal electrode; signal terminal electrodes connected to the signal internal electrode; and a ground terminal electrode connected to the ground internal electrode. The signal terminal electrodes are provided on first and second end faces, respectively, in a longitudinal direction of the capacitor element body. The ground terminal electrode is provided on at least one side face out of first to fourth side faces extending along the longitudinal direction of the capacitor element body. Furthermore, the ground terminal electrode is located nearer at least one end face out of the first end face and the second end face.
Abstract:
A first internal conductor has a first portion. A second internal conductor has a lead portion and a main electrode portion. The second internal conductor is arranged in the same layer as the first internal conductor. A third internal conductor has a lead portion and a main electrode portion. The third internal conductor is arranged so as to be adjacent to the second internal conductor in a laminate direction. A fourth internal conductor has a lead portion and a main electrode portion. The fourth internal conductor is arranged so as to be adjacent to the third internal conductor in the laminate direction. When the laminate body is viewed from the laminate direction, the main electrode portion of the third internal conductor overlaps with the main electrode portions of the second and fourth internal conductors. A width of the first portion is smaller than a width of the main electrode portion of the second internal conductor in the longitudinal direction of the laminate body and a width of the main electrode portion of the second internal conductor in the transverse direction of the laminate body,
Abstract:
In a structure for mounting a first feedthrough capacitor and a second feedthrough capacitor on a mounting surface of a substrate, the first and second feedthrough capacitors are disposed so as to be substantially parallel and to face each other in their partial regions, and a current in the partial region of the first feedthrough capacitor flows in a direction opposite to that in the partial region of the second feedthrough capacitor.
Abstract:
An NTC capacitor comprises a capacitor body having a plurality of insulator layers laminated therein, first to third inner electrodes arranged within the capacitor body, and first to third terminal electrodes arranged on outer surfaces of the capacitor body. The first inner electrode is connected to only the first terminal electrode. The second inner electrode is connected to only the second terminal electrode. The third inner electrode is connected to only the third terminal electrode. The third inner electrode opposes none of the first and second inner electrodes in the laminating direction of the insulator layers.
Abstract:
A multilayer capacitor has a capacitor element body in which a plurality of insulator layers are laminated, first and second terminal electrodes, a first internal electrode group, and a second internal electrode group. The first and second terminal electrodes are disposed on an external surface extending in a direction parallel to a laminating direction of the insulator layers, among external surfaces of the capacitor element body. The first internal electrode group has a first internal electrode connected to the first terminal electrode, and a second internal electrode connected to the second terminal electrode. The second internal electrode group has a third internal electrode connected to the first terminal electrode, a fourth internal electrode connected to the second terminal electrode, and at least one intermediate internal electrode not connected to the first and second terminal electrodes. The first and second internal electrodes are arranged with the insulator layer in between so as to form a capacitance component between the first and second internal electrodes. The third and fourth internal electrodes and the intermediate internal electrode are arranged with the insulator layer in between so as to form two or more capacitance components between the third and fourth internal electrodes.
Abstract:
In a multilayer capacitor 1, burned layers 17A, 17B are formed so as to cover all of lead conductors 12A, 12B drawn from inner electrodes 6A, 6B to end faces of a multilayer body 2. This can keep a plating solution from infiltrating onto the inner electrodes 6A, 6B when forming plating layers 18A, 18B and prevent insulation failures from occurring. Since the burned layers 17A, 17B cover a part of dummy electrodes 13C, 13F, 13G, 13H, the area of the burned layers 17A, 17B can be suppressed. This can inhibit excessive stresses from occurring in the burned layers 17A, 17B and thus can prevent cracks from being generated by stresses in the burned layers 17A, 17B.
Abstract:
A chip electronic component is provided with an element body containing a ferrite material; a first terminal electrode, a second terminal electrode, and a third terminal electrode arranged on the surface of the element body; and an internal conductor electrically connected to the first terminal electrode, the second terminal electrode, and the third terminal electrode. The impedance of a current path through the internal conductor between the first terminal electrode and the second terminal electrode is different from that of a current path through the internal conductor between the first terminal electrode and the third terminal electrode.
Abstract:
A ferrite bead inductor comprises a ferrite bead element body having magnetic layers and inner electrodes stacked therein, and first and second outer electrodes arranged on first and second side faces of the ferrite bead element body. The inner electrode extends in the direction of shorter sides which are shorter than longer sides, so as to connect with the first and second outer electrodes. The ferrite bead element body has an interstice for allowing the magnetic layers adjacent to each other in the stacking direction to join together within an inner electrode region adapted to form the inner electrode on the magnetic layer.