Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Murata Manufacturingco., Ltd.

Murata Manufactruing Co., Ltd.

Nobuo Ikemoto

Noboru Kato

Takahiro Baba

Ikuhei Kimura

Yuya Dokai

Jun Sasaki

Satoshi Ishino

Kuniaki Yosui

Yuki Wakabayashi

Takeshi Kataya

Shigeru Tago

Naoki Gouchi

Kosuke Nishino

Naoto Ikeda

Kosuke Nishio

Katsumi Taniguchi

Satoshi Sasaki

Kanto Iida

Toshiyuki Nakaiso

Nobuyuki Tenno

Noriaki Okuda

Genro Kato

Akihiro Kikuchi

Jerry Hsieh

Koji Shiroki

Wataru Tamura

Fumie Matsuda

Mikiko Tanaka

Takashi Noma

Kaoru Sudo

Keiichi Ichikawa

Nobuhito Tsubaki

Hiromi Murayama

Teppei Miura

Yoshihiko Nishizawa

Hirofumi Shinagawa

Atsushi Kumano

Tomohiro Nagai

Yuki Ito

Makoto Takeoka

Masanori Okamoto

Keisuke Araki

Atsushi Kasuya

Makoto Osamura

Tomohiko Naruoka

Ai Miyabayashi

Zhujun Yang

An antenna element includes an insulative substrate including first and second main surfaces arranged in an up-down direction. At least one antenna conductor layer is provided on the first main surface of the insulative substrate. At least one insulative substrate non-forming region is provided between the insulative substrate and the antenna conductor layer in the up-down direction. An insulator layer does not exist in the at least one insulative substrate non-forming region. When seen in the up-down direction, all of an outer boundary of at least one antenna conductor overlaps the at least one insulative substrate non-forming region and is not in contact with the insulative substrate. At least one of the at least one insulative substrate non-forming region includes a void.

Antenna element and electronic device

In a transmission line, a multilayer body includes a hollow portion above a signal conductor layer and below a ground conductor layer and overlapping the ground conductor layer when viewed in an up-down direction, and a spacer facing the hollow portion. In a cross section orthogonal to a front-back direction, an overlapping region is a region in the hollow portion in which the hollow portion overlaps the spacer in the up-down direction. In a cross section orthogonal to the front-back direction, a non-overlapping region is a region in the hollow portion in which the hollow portion does not overlap the spacer in the up-down direction. A length of the hollow portion in the up-down direction in the overlapping region is shorter than a length of the hollow portion in the up-down direction in the non-overlapping region.

Transmission line and electronic device

An antenna element includes a first opening including an annular outer boundary in an antenna conductor layer. A first insulative substrate non-forming region is provided between an insulative substrate and the antenna conductor layer in an up-down direction. The insulative substrate does not exist in the first insulative substrate non-forming region. The outer boundary of the first opening overlaps one or more first insulative substrate non-forming regions and is not in contact with the insulative substrate. The first insulative substrate non-forming region is a first void, and a low dielectric constant material having a lower dielectric constant than that of a material of the insulative substrate or a high dielectric constant material having a higher dielectric constant than that of the material of the insulative substrate is provided in the first insulative substrate non-forming region.

Antenna element, electronic device, and method for manufacturing antenna element

A transmission line includes a laminated body, a first signal conductor layer in the laminated body and extending in a longitudinal direction, and a first ground conductor layer in the laminated body and provided above the first signal conductor layer to overlap the first signal conductor layer in a vertical direction. A first hollow portion is located above the first signal conductor layer and below or adjacent to the first ground conductor layer. The first hollow portion overlaps the first signal conductor layer and the first ground conductor layer in the vertical direction. An insulator layer in the laminated body is above the first hollow portion. A first upper cavity is provided in the first ground conductor layer. At least a portion of the first upper cavity overlaps the first hollow portion and the first signal conductor layer in the vertical direction.

A transmission line includes an element body, a signal conductor layer, and a ground conductor layer. The element body includes an insulator layer. The signal conductor layer is below the insulator layer, and the ground conductor layer is above the insulator layer in an element body up-down direction. A hole is located at a surface of the insulator layer and penetrates the insulator layer in the element body up-down direction. At least a portion of the hole overlaps the signal conductor layer when viewed in the element body up-down direction. The hole extends between a left hole-defining surface and a right hole-defining surface. In a cross section orthogonal to the element body front-back direction, the left hole-defining surface includes a left upper end and a left lower end in the element body left-right direction, and the right hole-defining surface includes a right upper end and a right lower end in the element body left-right direction.

A signal transmission line includes a signal region that includes a signal conductor layer and insulating base material layers, and a first ground region that includes a first ground conductor layer and insulating base material layers and is located above the signal region. The signal region is not fixed to the first ground region in a first section of a base. One or more first spacers are fixed to the signal region and in contact with the first ground region without being fixed thereto, or are in contact with the signal region without being fixed thereto and fixed to the first ground region. The one or more first spacers are in the first section.

Signal transmission line

A signal transmission line includes first and second base materials, and conductive bonding materials. The first base material includes a signal conductor. The second base material includes a ground conductor. The conductive bonding materials bond the first base and second base material to provide a gap. The first base material includes a mounting conductor to which the conductive bonding materials are respectively bonded. The mounting conductor includes a portion extending in parallel or substantially in parallel with the signal conductor on a side of a first side surface, and a portion extending in parallel or substantially in parallel with the signal conductor on a side of a second side surface. A position of a portion of the mounting conductor on the side of the first side surface and a position of a portion of the mounting conductor on the side of the second side surface are different from each other in a signal transmission direction.

An electronic device includes a first substrate and a second substrate. On or in the first substrate, a signal conductor extending in a transmission direction of a high-frequency signal and including a turn portion when viewed in plan is provided. On or in the second substrate, a base overlapping the signal conductor in plan view and including a turn portion while extending along the signal conductor is provided. The base is defined by, for example, a metal plate, has electrical conductivity, and serves as a ground conductor. A gap is provided between the signal conductor and the base having electrical conductivity.

Electronic device

In a transmission line, a signal conductor layer extends in a front-back direction orthogonal to an up-down direction. A ground conductor layer is above the signal conductor layer. When viewed in a first orthogonal direction, first hollow portions are arranged in the front-back direction in a first direction of the signal conductor layer, and second hollow portions are arranged in the front-back direction in a second direction of the signal conductor layer. Each of regions between adjacent first hollow portions in the front-back direction is a first region. Each of regions between adjacent second hollow portions in the front-back direction is a second region. Each of the first hollow portions overlaps with a corresponding one of the second regions when viewed in a second orthogonal direction. Each of the second hollow portions overlaps with a corresponding one of the first regions when viewed in the second orthogonal direction.

A transmission line includes a first structure including a first insulating substrate and a ground conductor on the first insulating substrate, a second structure including a second insulating substrate and a signal line, ground conductors, and interlayer connection conductors on or in the second insulating substrate, a third insulating substrate including openings, and metal bonding materials that bond the structure and the structure to each other with the third insulating substrate interposed therebetween. The first and second insulating substrates are stacked with the third insulating substrate interposed therebetween to define hollow portions. The signal line and the ground conductor partially face each other across the hollow portions in a bonding direction. The ground conductor includes openings in regions that overlap the signal line but do not overlap the hollow portions when looking in plan view in the bonding direction.

Signal transmission line comprising stacked insulating layers having a signal line and a ground conductor respectively spaced apart by a spacer with a hollow portion

A multilayered substrate includes first, second, and third insulating layers, and a transmission line. The first insulating layer includes first and second surfaces opposite to each other. A signal conductor of the transmission line is on the first surface of the first insulating layer. The second insulating layer is in contact with the first surface of the first insulating layer. The third insulating layer is in contact with the second surface of the first insulating layer. A dielectric loss of the second insulating layer is lower than a dielectric loss of the third insulating layer. A degree of close contact between the first insulating layer and the third insulating layer is higher than a degree of close contact between the first insulating layer and the second insulating layer.

Multilayered substrate

A resin multilayer substrate includes a multilayer body including resin base-material layers laminated in a thickness direction and a circuit conductor therein, an end-surface ground conductor provided directly on each end surface of the multilayer body in the thickness direction, an adhesion layer on a side surface of the multilayer body, and a side-surface ground conductor on the adhesion layer. The end-surface and side-surface ground conductors are made of a ground conductor material with a coefficient of thermal expansion whose difference from a coefficient of thermal expansion of the resin base-material layers in a plane direction is smaller than a difference from a coefficient of thermal expansion of the resin base-material layers in the thickness direction. The adhesion layer is made of a material with higher adhesiveness to the side surface of the multilayer body than adhesiveness of the ground conductor material.

Resin multilayer substrate

In a multilayer board, a transmission line includes layers including a first insulator layer, a first joining material layer in contact with a first surface of the first insulator layer, and a second joining material layer in contact with a second surface of the first insulator layer. A signal conductor of the transmission line is on the first surface of the first insulator layer, a relative permittivity of the second joining material layer is lower than a relative permittivity of the first joining material layer, and an adhesion strength between the first insulator layer and the first joining material layer is higher than an adhesion strength between the first insulator layer and the second joining material layer.

Multilayer board

A transmission line includes a first structure including a first flexible resin base material, and a first ground conductor thereon, a second structure including a second flexible resin base material, and a first signal line and an interlayer connection conductor in or on the second resin base material, a first spacer between the first and second structures, and a first metal joining material joining the first and second structures with the first spacer interposed therebetween. A first hollow portion is between the first and second structures with the first spacer interposed therebetween. The first signal line and the first ground conductor face each other in a joining direction with the first hollow portion interposed therebetween. The first resin base material and the second resin base material are not in contact with each other. The first metal joining material has a melting point lower than that of the interlayer connection conductor.

Transmission line, method of manufacturing transmission line, and electronic apparatus

A signal transmission line includes a laminate, a signal conductor, a hollow portion, and a reinforcing conductor. The laminate includes a flexible laminate including resin layers each of which has flexibility. The signal conductor extends in a signal transmission direction of the laminate and is disposed in an intermediate position in a laminating direction of the resin layers. The hollow portion is in the laminate and defined by an opening provided at a portion of the plurality of resin layers. The reinforcing conductor is in the laminate. The hollow portion is disposed at a position overlapping with the signal conductor, in a plan view of the laminate from a surface perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the laminating direction. The reinforcing conductor is disposed at a position different from the position of the hollow portion in a plan view.

Signal transmission line including a flexible resin laminate having interior hollow portions overlapping the signal transmission line with the hollow portions having a vent hole

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