Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Jyunichi Nanjyo

Tomoya Yokoyama

Hiroki Sakamoto

Ryosuke Washida

Narimichi Makino

An electronic component includes a multilayer body including a first insulator and a second insulator having a higher resistivity than the first insulator, metal conductors each positioned between the first insulator and the second insulator and including a predetermined end surface positioned at least near an end surface of the multilayer body, plating films each provided on the predetermined end surface of the metal conductor in a state extending out in a direction covering an end surface of the first insulator by a larger distance than in a direction covering an end surface of the second insulator, and an outer conductor provided on the outer sides of the plating films and electrically connected to the metal conductor through the plating films.

Electronic component

A multilayer inductor device in which parasitic inductance is made smaller while preventing increase in a mounting area of the device and complexity of a wiring pattern, and a manufacturing method of the stated multilayer inductor device. An outer electrode and a terminal electrode are connected to each other through a via hole. A side surface of a non-magnetic member forms a part of an end surface of the device, while the other side surface thereof being in contact with the via hole. A side surface of the via hole that makes contact with the non-magnetic member is opened, which prevents the parasitic inductance from being increased. The via hole being provided in an arbitrary position makes it possible to prevent the wiring pattern from being complicated and a mounting area of the device from being increased.

Multilayer device and manufacturing method of the same

In a built-in-coil substrate, when viewed in perspective in a stacking direction in which insulating layers of a substrate body are stacked, mutually superposed second coil elements are located further inward than inner peripheries of mutually superposed first coil elements. A cavity is continuous between at least one of the second coil elements and one insulating layer that is in contact with the second coil element(s), and another insulating layer that opposes the second coil element(s) such that the second coil element(s) are exposed, and, when viewed in perspective in the stacking direction, the cavities have annular shapes and extend further inward than the outer peripheries of the mutually superposed first coil elements, there being an interval provided between the cavities and these outer peripheries, and further outward than the inner peripheries of the mutually superposed second coil elements.

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