An electronic component includes a second inductor including a second inductor conductor that includes a first coupling portion electrically coupled to a second capacitor conductor and a second coupling portion electrically coupled to a second ground conductor, and when viewed in a plan view from a lamination direction, a first region surrounded by a first inductor conductor and the second inductor conductor is smaller in area than a second region surrounded by a third inductor conductor layer and the second inductor conductor, and a second region forming portion, which is included in the second inductor conductor and surrounds the second region, and a first region forming portion, which is included in the second inductor conductor and surrounds the first region, are electrically coupled in series in this order on a path from the first coupling portion to the second coupling portion.

An exemplary voltage correction circuit includes a high-pass filter coupled with an integrated load, and an active clamp coupled with the high-pass filter in a closed-loop feedback arrangement. The high-pass filter includes an impedance network having a frequency response defining a lower frequency boundary of a passband of the voltage correction circuit, and the active clamp has a frequency response defining an upper frequency boundary of the passband of the voltage correction circuit. The active clamp is adapted to receive an input voltage proportional to a load transient within the passband and to generate an output current of the voltage correction circuit that cancels the effects of the load transient. A loop gain of the voltage correction circuit is greater than or equal to one within the passband and is less than one for frequencies lower than the lower frequency boundary and higher than the upper frequency boundary.

A band-pass filter includes five resonators. The five resonators are configured so that capacitive coupling is established between every two of the resonators adjacent to each other in circuit configuration. The first stage resonator and the fifth stage resonator are magnetically coupled to each other. The second stage resonator and the fourth stage resonator are capacitively coupled to each other. Each of the five resonators includes a resonator conductor portion. The respective resonator conductor portions of the first and fifth stage resonators are physically adjacent to each other. The respective resonator conductor portions of the second and fourth stage resonators are physically adjacent to each other. The respective resonator conductor portions of the first and second stage resonators are physically adjacent to each other. The respective resonator conductor portions of the fourth and fifth stage resonators are physically adjacent to each other.

A band-pass filter includes a main body, five resonators, a shield, and a partition. The main body is formed of a dielectric. The partition is formed of a conductor. The five resonators are configured so that capacitive coupling is established between every two of the resonators adjacent to each other in circuit configuration. Each of the five resonators includes a resonator conductor portion. A first stage resonator and a fifth stage resonator are magnetically coupled to each other although not adjacent to each other in circuit configuration. The partition extends to pass between the respective resonator conductor portions of the first stage resonator and the fifth stage resonator, and is electrically connected to the shield.

The present disclosure relates to a converter. The converter may include a first connector configured to transmit one or more signals, a second connector configured to receive the one or more signals, a first cable with a first impedance, a second cable with a second impedance, and an impedance module. The first connector may be connected to the impedance module via the first cable. The second connector may be connected to the impedance module via the second cable. The impedance module may be configured to convert the first impedance of the first cable to the second impedance of the second cable such that the one or more signals are transmitted from the first connector to the second connector via the first cable and the second cable.

An elastic wave device includes an unbalanced first bandpass filter and a second bandpass filter. The first bandpass filter includes first and second longitudinally coupled resonator elastic wave filters that are connected in parallel between an output terminal and an antenna terminal, and first and second elastic wave resonators respectively connected between the first and second longitudinally coupled resonator elastic wave filters and the antenna terminal. The second bandpass filter is connected to the antenna terminal and has a passband different from a passband of the first bandpass filter. An elastic wave wavelength specified by an electrode finger pitch of an IDT electrode included in the first elastic wave resonator and an elastic wave wavelength specified by an electrode finger pitch of an IDT electrode included in the second elastic wave resonator are different from each other.

A filter includes a series-arm resonator connected on a path connecting input/output terminals, and first and second parallel-arm resonators connected between the same node on the path and ground. A resonant frequency of the second parallel-arm resonator is higher than a resonant frequency of the first parallel-arm resonator, and an anti-resonant frequency of the second parallel-arm resonator is higher than an anti-resonant frequency of the first parallel-arm resonator. Each of the first and second parallel-arm resonators includes an acoustic wave resonator including an IDT electrode. The IDT electrode in the second parallel-arm resonator has a higher duty ratio than the IDT electrode in the first parallel-arm resonator, where the duty ratio is the ratio of the width to the pitch of electrode fingers.

A filter includes a series-arm resonator connected on a path connecting input/output terminals, and first and second parallel-arm resonators that are connected between the same node on the path and ground. A resonant frequency of the second parallel-arm resonator is higher than a resonant frequency of the first parallel-arm resonator, and an anti-resonant frequency of the second parallel-arm resonator is higher than an anti-resonant frequency of the first parallel-arm resonator. Each of the first and second parallel-arm resonators is defined by an acoustic wave resonator including an IDT electrode. The IDT electrode in the second parallel-arm resonator has a lower aspect ratio than the IDT electrode in the first parallel-arm resonator, where the aspect ratio is a ratio of an overlap width of electrode fingers to the number of pairs of electrode fingers.

A notch filter includes an inductor coupled between an input node and an output node, and a dual-resonator structure coupled between the input node, the output node, and ground.

An acoustic wave filter device includes a ground connection terminal connected to an external ground electrode, a serial arm resonator, a first parallel arm circuit connected to a first node of the serial arm resonator, the first node being positioned closer to an input/output terminal, and to the ground connection terminal, and a second parallel arm circuit connected to a second node of the serial arm resonator, the second node being positioned closer to an input/output terminal, and to the ground connection terminal. The first parallel arm circuit includes a parallel arm resonator having a resonant frequency higher than a center frequency of a filter pass band, and a frequency varying circuit connected to the parallel arm resonator and the ground connection terminal. The second parallel arm circuit includes a parallel arm resonator having a resonant frequency higher than the center frequency of the filter pass band.