Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Yukinobu Tarui

Hidenori Ishibashi

Kiyoshi Ishida

Makoto Kimura

Tetsuya Ueda

Katsumi Miyawaki

Hironobu Shibata

Hiroyuki Aoyama

Naofumi Yoneda

Shunichi Abe

Moriyasu Miyazaki

Yoshitsugu Yamamoto

Kazuhiro Yamaguchi

Masatake Hangai

Masaomi Tsuru

Akimichi Hirota

Tamotsu Nishino

Yoji Isota

Hiroyuki Mizutani

Eigo Kuwata

Hideharu Yoshioka

Hiroaki Matsuoka

Takumi Nagamine

Yuko Onodera

Keiko Shirafuji

Isamu Ryokawa

Jun Mitani

A microwave module includes a plurality of microwave devices and a microwave module substrate. Each of the plurality of microwave devices exchanges a signal with a corresponding one of a plurality of antenna elements. The microwave module substrate includes a mounting surface on which the plurality of microwave devices are mounted. The microwave module substrate is electrically connected to each of the plurality of antenna elements. The mounting surface is perpendicular to a plane surface on which the plurality of antenna elements are arrayed.

Antenna

A microwave device includes: a multilayer resin substrate being a first multilayer resin substrate; an IC being a radio frequency circuit provided on the multilayer resin substrate and electrically connected to the multilayer resin substrate; a heat spreader provided on a side opposite to the multilayer resin substrate across the IC, and in contact with the IC; a mold resin covering the periphery of the IC and the heat spreader; and a conductive film covering the mold resin and the heat spreader, where an inner side of the conductive film is in contact with the heat spreader, and the conductive film is electrically connected to a ground via hole of the multilayer resin substrate.

Microwave device and antenna for improving heat dissipation

Lossy members, which are disposed to overlap with a part of branch conductors in a signal conductor, respectively, and cause a loss of the power of signals flowing in the branch conductors, and via holes connecting each of the output terminals of the signal conductor and the ground conductor are included. The branch conductor includes a delay circuit having an electrical length of 90 degrees.

Terminal device

A cavity is formed in a surface of a dielectric component on the permanent magnet side. The cavity has a bottom surface extending in a direction along one main surface and a side surface extending in a thickness direction crossing the bottom surface. At least a part of the permanent magnet is disposed in the cavity. A surface of at least a part of the permanent magnet disposed in the cavity is fixed to both of the bottom surface and the side surface through an adhesive.

Nonreciprocal circuit element and method of manufacturing the same

In a non-reciprocal circuit element, a permanent magnet is connected to one main surface of a magnetic plate, and a circuit board is connected to the other main surface of the magnetic plate, with a solder bump lying between the circuit board and the other main surface. The permanent magnet can control the transmission of electrical signal from each of a plurality of signal conductors of circuit board to a corresponding one of a plurality of input/output terminals of the magnetic plate. The non-reciprocal circuit element further includes an underfill material arranged between the magnetic plate and the circuit board. The magnetic plate has a through hole formed therein, the through hole extending from one main surface to the other main surface. The through hole has an empty space in which at least a part of a conductive film arranged in the through hole is exposed.

Non-reciprocal circuit element and method for manufacturing the same

A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a semiconductor element, a ground pad, an insulating coating member, a conductive bonding member, and a conductive cap. The inner peripheral end of a bottom of the conductive cap is disposed at a side close to the inner periphery of the insulating coating member relative to the outer peripheral end of the insulating coating member. The bottom has a shape in which the distance between the main surface and itself decreases continuously from its outer peripheral end toward its inner peripheral end.

Semiconductor device, and method of manufacturing the same

A semiconductor device functioning properly by maintaining an electromagnetic shielding structure by a conductor layer is provided. A semiconductor device includes a wiring board having a surface, a semiconductor element, an insulating layer, and a conductor layer. The semiconductor element is arranged on the surface of the wiring board. The insulating layer is located on the surface of the wiring board and arranged to surround the semiconductor element. The conductor layer covers an outer peripheral surface of the insulating layer, and is connected to the wiring board. The outer peripheral surface of the insulating layer includes an upper surface located over the semiconductor element, and a side surface connecting the upper surface and the wiring board. The side surface includes a reverse tapered portion. The conductor layer is in contact with a surface of the reverse tapered portion.

Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same

A microwave module includes an RF device and a multilayer resin substrate. The device includes a metal cover covering at least an internal circuit. The substrate includes a first end face on a side of the device, a second end face on a side opposite to the first end face, a signal through-holes surrounding the circuit and connected to the circuit, ground through-holes surrounding the signal through-holes and connected to the cover, a first surface ground provided on the first end face and connected to the cover, an inner layer surface ground connected to ground through-holes, and an RF transmission line surrounded by the ground through-holes, the first surface ground, and the inner layer surface ground, and connected to the signal through-hole.

Microwave module

A printed wiring board includes conductor layers, a core layer having an opening, and a build-up layer. A high frequency device placed within the opening is installed such that a mirror surface is thermally connected to a conductor layer for heat dissipation facing the opening from a lower surface side of the core layer, and terminals on the terminal surface are electrically connected to conductor layers formed on an upper surface side of the core layer.

High frequency circuit

The present invention provides a high-frequency switch including: a first switching element connected between a first input/output terminal and a second input/output terminal; a second switching element connected between the second input/output terminal and the first switching element; a high-frequency line provided between the first input/output terminal, the first switching element, and a third input/output terminal; and a third switching element connected between the third input/output terminal, the high-frequency line, and a ground. By connecting the first switching element, the second switching element, the high-frequency line, and the third switching element, because there exists no FET through which a large current flows when a state between the first input/output terminal and the third input/output terminal is set to a transmission state which requires high power handling capability, there is no need to use an FET having a large gate width, which is effective in reducing a loss of the switch.

High-frequency switch

A stacked radio-frequency module is formed by stacking packages each storing MMICs and mounting another package upside down which stores a control circuit for controlling MMICs. The MMICs and control circuits are each sealed by a metal sealing lid within the cavity of each of the packages which are spatially completely separated from each other. Each of the pads for wiring paths for radio-frequency signals and for power supply/control signals and ground pads are provided within each package and at opposing surfaces of packages to be stacked with corresponding pads joined by a gold bump.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yukinobu Tarui