Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Kenichi Iio

Yohei Ishikawa

Koichi Sakamoto

Sadao Yamashita

Toshiro Hiratsuka

Tomiya Sonoda

Takatoshi Kato

Hiroaki Tanaka

Yutaka Ida

Shigeyuki Mikami

Yasutaka Fujii

Hideaki Yamada

Atsushi Saitoh

Takehisa Kajikawa

Toshihiro Hiratsuka

A resonator, a filter, an oscillator, a duplexer, and a communication apparatus employing these devices have improved efficiency characteristics in confining an electromagnetic field in an opening of an electrode, suppressed current concentration, and minimized conductor loss. Electrode patterns are formed near short-circuited positions in a slot so that the slot will be divided into smaller-width slot lines. Consequently, the efficiency in confining the electromagnetic field is improved, and conductor loss is minimized.

Resonator, filter, oscillator, duplexer, and communication apparatus

A dielectric resonator includes a slot line constructed by providing a slot electrode having a spiral slot at either an external face of a dielectric layer or inside the dielectric layer and a shielding conductor provided at a predetermined distance from the slot electrode. The slot line is employed as a resonant line so as to provide a dielectric resonator, an inductor, a capacitor, a dielectric filter, an oscillator, and/or a communication device.

Slot electrode dielectric resonator, inductor, capacitor, dielectric filter, oscillator, and communication device

A planar dielectric integrated circuit is provided such that energy conversion loss between a planar dielectric line and electronic components is small and that impedance matching between them can be easily obtained. A planar dielectric line is provided by causing two slots to oppose each other with a dielectric plate interposed in between, a slot line and line-conversion conductor patterns are provided in the end portions of the planar dielectric line, and an FET is disposed in such a manner as to be extended over the slot line.

Planar dielectric integrated circuit with line conversion conductor patterns

Dielectric resonator, inductor, capacitor, dielectric filter, oscillator, and communication device

A high-frequency circuit device solves problems caused by a spurious mode reflection generated at a part where propagation of a spurious mode wave is prevented, with the result that propagation of the spurious mode wave such as a parallel plate mode wave is blocked. In the arrangement of the high-frequency circuit device, a leakage spurious mode wave radiates from a transmission line including at least two parallel planar conductors, and the leakage spurious mode wave is reflected by a spurious-mode reflection circuit disposed parallel to the transmission line. The distance between the transmission line and the spurious-mode reflection circuit is equivalent to the length in which a wave reflected by the spurious-mode reflection circuit is cancelled by the transmission line.

High-frequency circuit device and communication apparatus using the same

Electrodes are formed on both top and bottom surfaces of a dielectric plate and grounded coplanar lines, as transmission lines, are formed on the top surface of the dielectric plate. A plurality of micro-strip lines, each composed of high-impedance lines and low-impedance lines alternately connected in series, is arranged at a pitch shorter than the wavelength of a wave traveling along the grounded coplanar lines. A spurious mode propagation blocking circuit thus constructed prevents a spurious mode wave, such as a parallel-plate mode, from traveling.

High-frequency circuit device and communication apparatus

Electrodes are formed on the upper and under faces of a dielectric plate. For example, plural fundamental patterns having four ports and a quadrangular shape are arranged thereon. A strip conductor of a two-port circuit is determined so that adjacent two-port circuits of the respective fundamental patterns have a band-stop filter characteristic.

Communication device having a spurious wave blocking circuit formed of a plural fundamental pattern

Planar dielectric integrated circuit

A resonance device with strengthened coupling between a resonator and a transmission line without reducing an unloaded Q of the resonator. The resonance device includes a micro-strip line as a transmission line, which has a dielectric substrate, a main conductor, and an earth conductor, both of which are formed on the dielectric substrate, and a resonator disposed near the main conductor of the micro-strip line to be electromagnetically coupled thereto. At a part of the main conductor of the micro-strip line where it is coupled to the resonator, an electrodeless portion such as a slit is formed in a direction substantially parallel to a signal-propagating direction.

Resonance device, and oscillator, filter, duplexer and communication device incorporating same

A dielectric filter, a transmission-reception shared unit, and a transceiver, which incorporate the filter, are disclosed; in which spurious modes such as HE110 mode, HE210 mode, HE310 mode, etc., can be suppressed so as to improve blocking-band attenuation characteristics. The dielectric filter comprises a dielectric plate; electrodes having electrodeless parts, which are formed on both main surfaces of the dielectric plate so as to form dielectric resonators; and probes disposed parallel to the line along which the dielectric resonators are aligned.

Dielectric filter, transmission-reception sharing unit, and communication device

There is provided a dielectric resonator which can suppress a spurious output acting as unnecessary resonance and can prevent the out-of-band characteristics of a filter from being degraded. Electrodes having circular openings are formed on a dielectric substrate, and the dielectric substrate is arranged between upper and lower conductive cases. A resonance region is used as a portion between the openings of the dielectric substrate, and columnar members consisting of a wave absorber are arranged between the upper and lower conductive cases.

Dielectric resonator having an electromagnetic wave absorbing member and apparatus incorporating the dielectric resonator

A high-frequency module which includes a dielectric resonator defined by a dielectric sheet; a pair of electrodes formed on each of the main surfaces of the dielectric sheet and having aligned openings which form a dielectric resonator; a substrate stacked on the sheet; and lines disposed on the substrate for being coupled to the dielectric resonator. At least one of the lines is curved and is disposed just inside the opening and runs substantially along the edges of the openings.

High-frequency module

An electronic module, comprising: a dielectric base plate having first and second opposing surfaces on which respective electrodes are disposed such that respective areas at the first and second surfaces are free of electrode material and aligned relative to one another to form a dielectric resonator; a first electronic component coupled to the base plate; and a first circuit sheet having first and second opposing surfaces, at least one aperture between the surfaces, and a conductor pattern disposed on the first surface, the first circuit sheet being disposed on the base plate such that: (i) the first electronic component is at least partially received within the aperture; and (ii) at least part of the conductor pattern is coupled to the dielectric resonator.

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Nagaokakyo, Japan

Kenichi Iio