Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Tomoyuki Unno

Takuya Suzuki

Kazuyoshi Inami

Yusuke Kitsukawa

Kosuke Yasooka

A high-frequency package includes a first dielectric substrate having a signal line and a grounding conductor provided on a back side, a high-frequency element connected to a back side of the first dielectric substrate with a first connection conductor therebetween, a second dielectric substrate having a signal line and a grounding conductor provided on a front side facing the back side with the high-frequency element therebetween, and second connection conductors that are arranged so as to surround the high-frequency element and connect the grounding conductor on the back side of the first dielectric substrate and the grounding conductor on the front side of the second dielectric substrate. In the high-frequency package, a dielectric space surrounded by a conductor pattern is formed in the front side of the second dielectric substrate under the high-frequency element.

High-frequency package

In a multilayer substrate, a quasi-coaxial line is formed as a structure for transmitting a high-frequency signal generated by a mounted high-frequency device from an uppermost layer to a lowermost layer to externally output and for transmitting an externally input high-frequency signal from the lowermost layer to the high-frequency device. The quasi-coaxial line has: a central conductor being a vertical through hole via that connects between a metal pattern formed on an upper surface of the uppermost layer and a metal pattern formed on a lower surface of the lowermost layer; and outer conductors being a plurality of interlayer vias that are circularly arranged around the central conductor and connect between two or more layers. Whole or a part of the vertical through hole via is substituted by a capacitor structure formed of conductor pads facing each other without any via.

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Tokyo, Japan

Tomoyuki Unno