Multiple terminal capacitor structure
AssigneeGennum Corporation
InventorDavid Richard Brown
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AssigneeGennum Corporation
InventorDavid Richard Brown
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A capacitive device formed on a substrate is provided that comprises a first set of terminals and a second set of terminals. The first set of terminals comprises a positive input terminal and a negative input terminal. The second set of terminals comprises a positive output terminal and a negative output terminal. The capacitor structure further comprises a first film electrode layer disposed above the substrate and having an input side and an output side, the input side having means for providing a coupling location for the negative input terminal, the output side having means for providing a coupling location for the negative output terminal. The capacitor structure further comprises a second film electrode layer also disposed above the substrate and having an input side and an output side, the input side having means for providing a coupling location for the positive input terminal, the output side having means for providing a coupling location for the positive output terminal. The capacitor structure also comprises a layer of film dielectric material disposed between the first film electrode layer and the second film electrode layer.
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A capacitive device formed on a substrate comprising:
An electronic assembly comprising (a) an integrated circuit device having a first body, a top surface of the first body and a plurality of pads coupled to circuitry within the first body and (b) a capacitive device formed on a substrate and having a capacitive device body and a plurality of capacitive device pads extending out of the capacitive device body, the capacitive device body including:
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