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US 10,566,931 B2Granted
Electronic component and electronic apparatus
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorManabu Kondo
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Abstract
A quartz crystal oscillator as an electronic component includes a base section as a first substrate having a lower surface as a first surface, a first lead terminal connected to the first surface, and a second lead terminal connected to the first surface, and the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal intersect each other when viewed in a first direction along the first surface.
Claims13
An electronic component comprising:
- a first substrate having a first surface;
- a first lead terminal connected to the first surface;
- and
- a second lead terminal connected to the first surface,
- wherein the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal intersect each other when viewed in a first direction along the first surface,
- the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal do not overlap with each other when viewed in a second direction perpendicular to the first surface, and
- a crossing point of the first and second lead terminals is aligned with the substrate in the second direction.
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An electronic component comprising:
- a first substrate having a first surface;
- a first lead terminal connected to the first surface;
- a second lead terminal connected to the first surface;
- a container containing the first substrate;
- and
- a vibrator accommodated in the container,
- wherein the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal intersect each other when viewed in a first direction along the first surface.
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An electronic apparatus comprising:
- an electronic component including:
- a first substrate having a first surface;
- a first lead terminal connected to the first surface;
- and
- a second lead terminal connected to the first surface,
- wherein the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal intersect each other when viewed in a first direction along the first surface,
- the first lead terminal and the second lead terminal do not overlap with each other when viewed in a second direction perpendicular to the first surface, and
- a crossing point of the first and second lead terminals is aligned with the substrate in the second direction.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.