Epcos Ag

Snaptrack Incorporated

Hensoldt Sensors Gmbh

Andreas Fleckenstein

Maximilian Pitschi

Juergen Kiwitt

Andreas Przadka

Luigi Rosetti

Markus Adolph

Ralf Leberer

Ulrich Rothmaier

An electrical component, e.g., a diplexer or a duplexer, can have one of a number of diverse arrangements for terminal surfaces on the substrate bottom. For example, the terminal surfaces for first and second filters are not disposed at the maximum distance from one another. First and second filters can be disposed as one or two discrete components on the substrate, wherein one filter can be implemented as being integrated in a multilayer substrate.

Electrical component

An electrical component includes a first signal path and a second signal path electrically connected to a common signal path. The electrical component also includes a first filter in the first signal path and a second filter in the second signal path. The electrical component also includes a first matching circuit comprising a shunt arm to ground. The first matching circuit is electrically connected to the first signal path, the second signal path, and the common signal path.

Electrical component for the front end circuit of a transceiver

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Ulm, Germany

Andreas Fleckenstein