Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Shun Harada

Yukiya Yamaguchi

Hideki Muto

Yusuke Naniwa

A radio frequency module includes: a module board; a first electronic component and a second electronic component that are disposed apart from each other on the module board; and a third electronic component that is electrically connected to both the first electronic component and the second electronic component, and is disposed extending across the first electronic component and the second electronic component.

Radio frequency module and communication device

A high-frequency module includes a high-frequency switch, filters (to), (to), and connection circuits (to). The high-frequency switch has filter-side terminals (Psto Ps). The filters () each include a plurality of filters having characteristics different from each other. The filters () each include one type of filter. The connection circuits () connect the terminals (Ps, Ps, Ps) of the high-frequency switch to the common terminals (Pc, Pc, Pc) of the filters (), respectively. The connection circuits () connect the terminals (Ps, Ps, Ps) of the high-frequency switch to the filters (), respectively. The connection circuits () are shorter than the connection circuits ().

High-frequency module

A semiconductor device includes a base, a first switching unit disposed on the base, the first switching unit having a substantially rectangular shape and including plural first switches, and an amplifier unit disposed on the base, the amplifier unit including plural amplifier circuits to which a radio-frequency signal is inputted after passing through the first switching unit. In plan view of the base, the first switching unit has four edges including a first edge, a second edge orthogonal to the first edge, and a third edge parallel to the first edge and orthogonal to the second edge, the amplifier unit includes a first region extending along the first edge, a second region extending along the second region, and a third region extending along the third edge, and at least one of the plural amplifier circuits is disposed in each of the first region, the second region, and the third region.

Semiconductor device, radio-frequency circuit, and communication apparatus

A multiplexer includes a first filter disposed on a first signal path, a second filter disposed on a second signal path different from the first signal path, the second filter having a passband different from that of the first filter, a common connection point at which the first signal path and the second signal path are connected to each other, and an inductor disposed in series on a path connecting the common connection point and the first filter, the path being a portion of the first signal path. On the first signal path, a distance connecting the common connection point and the inductor is shorter than a distance connecting the inductor and the first filter.

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Kyoto, Japan

Shun Harada