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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 14, 2006
Filed:
Aug. 16, 2004
Noriyoshi Shimizu, Nagano, JP;
Tomoo Yamasaki, Nagano, JP;
Kiyoshi Ooi, Nagano, JP;
Akio Rokugawa, Nagano, JP;
Noriyoshi Shimizu, Nagano, JP;
Tomoo Yamasaki, Nagano, JP;
Kiyoshi Ooi, Nagano, JP;
Akio Rokugawa, Nagano, JP;
Shinko Electric Industries Co., Ltd., Nagano, JP;
Abstract
A capacitor structure includes a first electrode provided on an insulating basic member, a dielectric member provided on the electrode, a second electrode provided on the dielectric member, and a plurality of electrode terminals aligned in a grid on the electrode. Respective electrode terminals are aligned such that opposite polarities (+,−) are alternately allocated to neighboring electrode terminals, and respective divided partial electrodes of the first and second electrodes are also aligned such that opposite polarities (+,−) are alternately allocated to neighboring electrode terminals. According to this structure, the inductance of the capacitor structure is reduced and thus the decoupling effect can be effectively achieved. This contributes to a stable operation in the high-frequency (GHz band) range.
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