A piezoelectric vibrating device according to the present invention is provided with: a piezoelectric vibration plate having first and second driving electrodes respectively formed on main surfaces on both sides thereof, the piezoelectric vibration plate further having first and second mounting terminals that are respectively connected to the first and second driving electrodes. The piezoelectric vibrating device is also provided with first and second sealing members respectively joined to the main surfaces on both sides of the piezoelectric vibration plate in a manner that the first and second driving electrodes of the piezoelectric vibration plate are covered with these sealing members. At least one of the first and second sealing members includes a film made of a resin.

A vibrator includes: a vibration element that includes a pair of first excitation electrodes formed at the first vibration portion, a pair of second excitation electrodes formed at the second vibration portion, and a pair of third excitation electrodes formed at the third vibration portion, in which one second excitation electrode of the pair of second excitation electrodes is formed at a first inclined surface that is inclined with respect to two main surfaces, and one third excitation electrode of the pair of third excitation electrodes is formed at a second inclined surface that is inclined with respect to the two main surfaces and the first inclined surface; and a package that houses the vibration element. The vibration element includes a fixing portion to be fixed to the package. The fixing portion is provided between the first vibration portion and the second and third vibration portions.

A quartz crystal resonator unit that includes: a piezoelectric blank; a first excitation electrode on a first principal surface and within at least a part of a vibration portion of the piezoelectric blank; a second excitation electrode on a second principal surface and within at least a part of the vibration portion of the piezoelectric blank; a first extended electrode on the first principal surface and electrically connected to the first excitation electrode; and a second extended electrode on the second principal surface and electrically connected to the second excitation electrode; and an insulation layer including a hollow portion which defines a space with the second excitation electrode. A thickness of the first extended electrode is larger than a thickness of the second extended electrode. An end portion of the first extended electrode extends over the hollow portion in a plan view of the piezoelectric vibrator.

A vibration device includes a semiconductor substrate having a first surface at which an integrated circuit is provided and a second surface that is a rear surface with respect to the first surface, which is a front surface, a vibration element disposed at the first surface, a lid having a recess that opens toward the first surface and a contact surface that is in contact with the first surface, the lid being bonded to the first surface via the contact surface, and a metal layer disposed between the first surface and the contact surface, and at least part of the integrated circuit overlaps with the metal layer in a plan view viewed in the direction of a normal to the first surface.

A quartz crystal unit that includes a quartz crystal resonator with a quartz crystal blank on which a pair of excitation electrodes are formed, a frame body that surrounds an outer periphery of the blank, and a coupling member that couples the frame body to the blank. Moreover, a package member is joined to an entire periphery of the frame body on at least one side of the excitation electrodes; and an extension electrode is provided that is electrically connected to one of the excitation electrodes. A recess is formed in a junction region of at least one of the frame body and the package member. In the junction region, the extension electrode is disposed in the recess in such a way that the extension electrode has a thickness that does not exceed a depth of the recess.

A method for manufacturing a vibrator that includes forming excitation electrodes, lead-out electrodes, and first sealing frames on the main surfaces of a crystal piece; forming second sealing frames on the main surfaces of a base part and a lid part; and sealing a crystal vibration element by bonding the first sealing frames to the second sealing frames. The first sealing frames each include a first Ti or Cr base layer 110, and a first Au surface layer. The first Ti or Cr base layers are thinner than the first Au surface layers. The second sealing frames each include a second Ni base layer, and a second AuSn surface layer. The second Ni base layers are thicker than the second AuSn surface layers. The sealing is carried out by alloying the first Au surface layers and the second AuSn surface layers to each other.

A method for manufacturing a ceramic substrate that includes forming a mother multilayer body by positioning a hole in at least one ceramic green sheet among a plurality of laminated ceramic green sheets in a location that does not overlap with a recess formation-planned region in which a recess is to be formed after firing of the mother multilayer body and that overlaps with a singulation-planned line for singulating the mother multilayer body into pieces after firing; and forming the recess in the mother multilayer body before firing by performing press working on the recess formation-planned region of the mother multilayer body.

A piezoelectric device includes a container and an AT-cut crystal element. The AT-cut crystal element has at least one side surface intersecting with a Z′-axis of the crystallographic axis of the crystal constituted of three surfaces. The first surface is a surface equivalent to a surface formed by rotating the principal surface by 4°±3.5° with an X-axis of the crystal as a rotation axis. The second surface is a surface equivalent to a surface formed by rotating the principal surface by −57°±5° with the X-axis. The third surface is a surface equivalent to a surface formed by rotating the principal surface by −42°±5° with the X-axis. When two corner portions on a side of a second side opposed to the first side of the AT-cut crystal element are viewed in plan view, each of the two corner portions have an approximately right angle.

A vibrator device includes a base, a vibrator element attached to the base, and a lid housing the vibrator element between the base and itself and bonded to the base. The base has a semiconductor substrate including a first surface bonded to the lid and a second surface in a front-back relationship with the first surface, a first insulating layer placed on the first surface, first, second internal terminals placed on the first insulating layer and electrically coupled to the vibrator element, a second insulating layer placed on the second surface, and first, second external terminals placed on the second insulating layer and electrically coupled to the first, second internal terminals. The second insulating layer has a first external terminal region in which the first external terminal is placed and a second external terminal region separated from the first external terminal region, in which the second external terminal is placed.

An electronic component includes a metal cap including a first main-surface having a flat plate-like shape with a first main surface and an annular portion that has an annular shape and that surrounds the first main surface when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the first main surface. The first main-surface and the annular portion forming a recess. A substrate is provided having a flat plate-like shape with a second main surface that hermetically seals the recess, a joining member that joins the cap and the substrate to each other, with an element accommodated in the recess. An outer peripheral surface of the annular portion has a band-shaped region between the first and second main surfaces in the direction perpendicular to the first main surface. A groove is formed in the band-shaped region that extends in a circumferential direction of the annular portion.