Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Masashi Takeda

Yukio Sakamoto

Toshio Hori

Takeshi Tanabe

Koichi Nitta

Fumihiko Kaneko

Tetsuya Murakawa

Kunio Tachi

Noriaki Yamana

Mitsuhiro Iida

A filter connector comprises a connector body which includes a conductive shell and an insulating insert provided in the conductive shell and having a plurality of through holes. First ends of upper first terminal pins are inserted in the through holes of the insert. Second ends of the first terminal pins pass out the back of the connector body. At least one of the plurality of terminal pins is adapted to support a printed circuit board. The printed circuit board has a conductive pattern which is electrically connected with at least one of the upper first terminal pins. A second terminal pin is electrically connected to the conductive pattern, whereby the second terminal pin is electrically connected with at least one of the first terminal pins. A plurality of filter elements are inserted in a current path between at least one of the first terminal pins and the second terminal pin. At least one of the filter elements is provided on the printed circuit board, and is inserted in the current path by being electrically connected to the conductive pattern on the printed circuit board.

Filter connector

An electronic component series wherein a plurality of parallel lead type electronic components (1) each having two parallel lead wires (4) are equispaced along a retainer band (2) and distributed along the length of the retainer band (2) with the lead wires (4) extending in the same direction and are positioned by the retainer band (2), whereby the electronic components (1) are retained. The electronic component series is characterized in that the distance (A) between the pair of lead wires (4) of each electronic component (1) in a region (4a) where the lead wires (4) are placed on the retainer band (2) is made different from that (B) in a region (4c) closer to the electronic component main body (3), while the intermediate portions (4b) of the lead wires (4) are bent to absorb the difference in dimension between the distances (A, B).

Electronic component series

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Masashi Takeda