Abstract: An electronic component having a laminated body made up of a plurality of laminated insulator layers and having an upper surface and a bottom surface. A plurality of inner conductors is disposed on the insulator layers in the laminated body. A plurality of terminal electrodes is electrically connected to the plurality of inner conductors. The plurality of terminal electrodes each is exposed on a bottom surface side of the laminated body. Some or all of the plurality of terminal electrodes constitute a terminal electrode unit. The terminal electrode unit includes a first terminal electrode and a plurality of second terminal electrodes arranged around the first terminal electrode at substantially the same intervals from the first terminal electrode.

Abstract: The electric circuit includes a first inductor and a third inductor that, when viewed in plan view from a first direction, wind around a first axis extending in the first direction, and a second inductor that, when viewed in plan view from the first direction, winds around a second axis extending in the first direction. A second region where the second inductor is provided overlaps, in the first direction, with a first region where the first inductor is provided or a third region where the third inductor is provided. When a common mode signal is inputted to the first inductor to third inductor, the orientation of a magnetic field produced in the first axis by the first inductor and the third inductor is opposite from the orientation of a magnetic field produced in the second axis by the second inductor.

Abstract: An electronic component having a laminated body made up of a plurality of laminated insulator layers and having an upper surface and a bottom surface. A plurality of inner conductors is disposed on the insulator layers in the laminated body. A plurality of terminal electrodes is electrically connected to the plurality of inner conductors. The plurality of terminal electrodes each is exposed on a bottom surface side of the laminated body. Some or all of the plurality of terminal electrodes constitute a terminal electrode unit. The terminal electrode unit includes a first terminal electrode and a plurality of second terminal electrodes arranged around the first terminal electrode at substantially the same intervals from the first terminal electrode.

Abstract: The electric circuit includes a first inductor and a third inductor that, when viewed in plan view from a first direction, wind around a first axis extending in the first direction, and a second inductor that, when viewed in plan view from the first direction, winds around a second axis extending in the first direction. A second region where the second inductor is provided overlaps, in the first direction, with a first region where the first inductor is provided or a third region where the third inductor is provided. When a common mode signal is inputted to the first inductor to third inductor, the orientation of a magnetic field produced in the first axis by the first inductor and the third inductor is opposite from the orientation of a magnetic field produced in the second axis by the second inductor.

Abstract: A laminated electronic component includes a first magnetic material portion, a low-magnetic-permeability portion laminated on the first magnetic material portion, a second magnetic material portion laminated on the low-magnetic-permeability portion, at least one annular or spiral coil disposed within the low-magnetic-permeability portion, and a plurality of columnar magnetic material portions disposed within the low-magnetic-permeability portion so as to extend through inside of the coil and connecting the first magnetic material portion to the second magnetic material portion.

Abstract: A laminated electronic component includes a first magnetic material portion, a low-magnetic-permeability portion laminated on the first magnetic material portion, a second magnetic material portion laminated on the low-magnetic-permeability portion, at least one annular or spiral coil disposed within the low-magnetic-permeability portion, and a plurality of columnar magnetic material portions disposed within the low-magnetic-permeability portion so as to extend through inside of the coil and connecting the first magnetic material portion to the second magnetic material portion.