An electronic component includes a first terminal, a second terminal, a first capacitor electrode, a second capacitor electrode, and a third capacitor electrode. The third capacitor electrode is connected to the first terminal. The first capacitor electrode defines a first capacitor along with the third capacitor electrode. The second capacitor electrode defines a second capacitor along with the third capacitor electrode. The second capacitor electrode is connected to the second terminal. A plurality of dielectric layers include a connection layer where a first portion of the first terminal and a second portion of the second terminal are disposed. An inductance of a path from the second capacitor electrode to the second portion is lower than an inductance of a path from the third capacitor electrode to the first portion.

A diplexer includes dielectric layers stacked in a lamination direction. The diplexer includes a reference surface extending in a direction orthogonal or substantially orthogonal to the lamination direction, a common terminal on the reference surface, a high-pass circuit including a capacitor, a low-pass circuit including an inductor, a common line connecting the common terminal and a branch portion, a first via connecting the branch portion and the capacitor in the high-pass circuit, and a second via connecting the branch portion and the inductor in the low-pass circuit. The first via extends along the lamination direction from a first layer where the branch portion is located to a second layer where the capacitor in the high-pass circuit is located.

A hybrid microwave attenuator is constructed by forming a circuit and a housing. The circuit has two ports, a resistive component configured to attenuate some frequencies in an input signal (transmitted signal), and a dispersive component configured to attenuate some frequencies within a frequency range. The resistive component and the dispersive component are arranged in a series configuration relative to one another between the two ports of the circuit. The housing includes a closable structure in which the circuit is positioned, the structure being formed of a material that exhibits at least a threshold level of thermal conductivity, where the threshold level of thermal conductivity is achieved at a cryogenic temperature range in which a quantum computing circuit operates. The housing further includes a pair of microwave connectors, the pair of connectors being thermally coupled to the housing.

Embodiments of the present invention provide an inductively coupled filter and a WiFi module. The inductively coupled filter includes a first circuit, where the first circuit is disposed on a first substrate; and a second circuit, where the second circuit is disposed on a second substrate; and the first substrate and the second substrate are disposed opposite to each other, so that a coil inductor in the first circuit and a coil inductor in the second circuit form a mutual induction structure. In the inductively coupled filter in the embodiments of the present invention, the coil inductors are disposed on two substrates respectively. This can reduce an area occupied by the inductively coupled filter on each package substrate.

A hybrid microwave attenuator is constructed by forming a circuit and a housing. The circuit has two ports, a resistive component configured to attenuate some frequencies in an input signal (transmitted signal), and a dispersive component configured to attenuate some frequencies within a frequency range. The resistive component and the dispersive component are arranged in a series configuration relative to one another between the two ports of the circuit. The housing includes a closable structure in which the circuit is positioned, the structure being formed of a material that exhibits at least a threshold level of thermal conductivity, where the threshold level of thermal conductivity is achieved at a cryogenic temperature range in which a quantum computing circuit operates. The housing further includes a pair of microwave connectors, the pair of connectors being thermally coupled to the housing.

A variable-frequency LC filter (1A) includes a multilayer circuit board, a series arm capacitor (11) formed in the multilayer circuit board and disposed in a series arm path that connects an input electrode to an output electrode, and a parallel arm inductor (21) formed in the multilayer circuit board and disposed in a parallel arm path that connects a ground electrode to a node (N1) in the series arm path. When the multilayer circuit board is viewed in plan, of the series arm capacitor (11) and the parallel arm inductor (21), only the parallel arm inductor (21) overlaps with the ground electrode.

Embodiments of radio frequency (RF) filtering circuitry are disclosed. In one embodiment, the RF filtering circuitry includes a first port, a second port, a first RF filter path, and a second RF filter path. The first RF filter path is connected between the first port and the second port and includes at least a pair of weakly coupled resonators. The weakly coupled resonators are configured such that a first transfer response between the first port and the second port defines a first passband. The second RF filter path is coupled to the first RF filter path and is configured such that the first transfer response between the first port and the second port defines a stopband adjacent to the first passband without substantially increasing ripple variation of the first passband defined by the first transfer response.

A filter element is mounted on a module substrate. The filter element includes a ground terminal and a pair of signal terminals. The module substrate includes a ground plane, a ground land, and an inductance adjusting line that connects the ground land to the ground plane. The ground terminal of the filter element is connected to the ground land of the module substrate. The inductance adjusting line includes an in-plane extending portion that extends in an in-plane direction of the module substrate.

A filter device is mounted on a module substrate and is shielded by a shield member. The filter device has first and second side surfaces opposed to each other. A ground terminal and signal terminals are formed on a bottom surface of the filter device. The shield member includes side wall portions facing the first and second side surfaces. The filter device includes plural LC parallel resonance circuits therein. The inductors of the LC parallel resonance circuits are arranged in parallel with the first side surface and the bottom surface. Each inductor extends upward from its end portion electrically connected to the ground terminal, extends from the first side surface toward the second side surface, and then extends toward the bottom surface. The gap between the first side surface and the corresponding side wall portion is smaller than that between the second side surface and the corresponding side wall portion.

A multilayer body includes a first inductor and a second inductor provided in a first planar region, and a third inductor and a fourth inductor provided in a second planar region when viewed in a lamination direction of dielectric layers of the multilayer body. When the multilayer body is viewed in a direction perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the lamination direction of the dielectric layers, the first inductor and the fourth inductor are provided in a first thickness region, and the second inductor and the third inductor are provided in a second thickness region.