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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 15, 2009
Filed:
Nov. 10, 2008
Masaaki Togashi, Chuo-ku, JP;
Takashi Aoki, Chuo-ku, JP;
Hiroshi Abe, Nikaho, JP;
Hiroshi Okuyama, Chuo-ku, JP;
Masaaki Togashi, Chuo-ku, JP;
Takashi Aoki, Chuo-ku, JP;
Hiroshi Abe, Nikaho, JP;
Hiroshi Okuyama, Chuo-ku, JP;
TDK Corporation, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A multilayer capacitor has a first inner electrode connected to a first terminal electrode, a second inner electrode connected to a second terminal electrode, and third and fourth inner electrodes connected to third and fourth terminal electrodes. The first and second inner electrodes have no overlapping area therebetween when seen in the opposing direction of the first and second main faces and are arranged at respective positions different from each other in the opposing direction of the first and second main faces and in the opposing direction of the first and second side faces. The third and fourth inner electrodes have no overlapping area therebetween when seen in the opposing direction of the first and second main faces and are arranged at respective positions different from each other in the opposing direction of the first and second main faces and in the opposing direction of the first and second side faces. The first and third inner electrodes have an overlapping area therebetween when seen in the opposing direction of the first and second main faces. The second and fourth inner electrodes have an overlapping area therebetween when seen in the opposing direction of the first and second main faces.