High-frequency signal transmission line and electronic device
AssigneeMurata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoboru Kato, Masahiro Ozawa
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Abstract
A high-frequency signal transmission line includes a dielectric body including a stack of a plurality of dielectric layers, a linear signal line located in the dielectric body, a first ground conductor located at a first side of the signal line in a stacking direction and including a plurality of first openings arranged along the signal line, and a plurality of floating conductors located at the first side of the signal line in the stacking direction to overlap with the first openings, when viewed from the stacking direction, each of the floating conductors being not connected to any other conductors.
Claims20
An electronic device comprising:
- a casing;
- and
- a high-frequency signal transmission line including:
- a dielectric body including a plurality of dielectric layers stacked on each other in a stacking direction;
- a linear signal line located on or in the dielectric body;
- a first ground conductor located at a first side of the signal line in the stacking direction and including a plurality of first openings arranged along the signal line;
- and
- a plurality of first floating conductors located at the first side of the signal line in the stacking direction to overlap with the first openings, when viewed from the stacking direction, each of the floating conductors being not connected to any other conductors.
A high-frequency signal transmission line comprising:
- a dielectric body including a plurality of dielectric layers stacked on each other in a stacking direction;
- a linear signal line located in or on the dielectric body;
- a first ground conductor located at a first side of the signal line in the stacking direction and including a plurality of first openings arranged along the signal line;
- and
- a plurality of first floating conductors located at the first side of the signal line in the stacking direction to overlap with the first openings, when viewed from the stacking direction, each of the floating conductors being not connected to any other conductors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.