Multilayer electronic component

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Boxes and housings – Hermetic sealed envelope type

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439 45, 439 68, 257686, 361735, 361790, 361803, H02G 308, H01R 2900, H01L 2302, H05K 700

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056356706

ABSTRACT:
In order to provide a multilayer electronic component which can reduce arrangement pitches for external electrodes, via holes filled up with conductive materials are provided in a mother laminate, which is obtained by stacking a plurality of insulating sheets with interposition of conductor films, in positions parted by cutting. The conductive materials define external electrodes of individual multilayer electronic components which are obtained by cutting the mother laminate. No specific step is required for forming the external electrodes, and characteristics of each multilayer electronic component can be efficiently measured in the state of the mother laminate.

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