Abstract: A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes, on a side of a first external electrode in a length direction of an interposer, a first joining electrode on a first surface and a first mounting electrode on a second surface, a first through conductive portion penetrating the interposer, and a first conductive joining agent providing electrical conduction between the first external electrode and the first joining electrode, and includes on a side of a second external electrode, a second joining electrode on the first surface and a second mounting electrode on the second surface, a second through conductive portion penetrating the interposer, and a second conductive joining agent providing electrical conduction between the second external electrode and the second joining electrode.

Abstract: A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes an interposer including, on a side in a length direction, a first through conductive portion that penetrates the interposer in a stacking direction, and provides electrical conduction between a first joining electrode and a first mounting electrode. The interposer includes, on the other side in the length direction, a second through conductive portion that penetrates the interposer in the stacking direction, and provides electrical conduction between a second joining electrode and a second mounting electrode. The first mounting electrode includes a first portion that covers a portion of a first interposer end surface on the one side in the length direction of the interposer. The second mounting electrode includes a second portion that covers a portion of a second interposer end surface on the other side in the length direction of the interposer.

Abstract: A chip electronic component includes a stack, a first external electrode disposed at least on a first end surface and a first main surface of the stack, a second external electrode disposed at least on a second end surface and a first main surface of the stack, a first bump disposed at least on a portion of the first external electrode on the first main surface, and a second bump disposed at least on a portion of the second external electrode on the first main surface. The first bump and the second bump each have a porosity greater than or equal to about 5% and less than or equal to about 40%.

Abstract: A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes a laminate and an external electrode. The laminate includes a central layer portion in which first and second internal electrode layers are alternately laminated with a dielectric ceramic layer therebetween, a peripheral layer portion sandwiching the central layer portion in a lamination direction, and a side margin sandwiching the central layer portion and the peripheral layer portion in a width direction. When viewing the laminate and the first external electrode through a cross-section parallel to the width direction and the lamination direction at a central portion in a length direction of the first external electrode, W1>R1 is satisfied and T1>R1 is satisfied.

Abstract: A dielectric porcelain composition having a main component of a lead-free perovskite type compound at least containing Ba, Ca, Ti, and Sb, and having a Curie temperature Tc of 140° C. or higher.

Abstract: A positive electrode and a negative electrode are formed on both main surfaces of a solid electrolyte. Preferably, the solid electrolyte is a thin film body with a thickness of less than or equal to 200 ?m, and contains an ion conductive compound such as Li ions. The positive electrode and the negative electrode contain an ion conductive substance, for example Li2O, which contains an ion conductive element such as Li, in a range of less than 50 vol % (not including 0 vol %), preferably 1 to 35 vol %.

Abstract: A dielectric porcelain composition having a main component of a lead-free perovskite type compound at least containing Ba, Ca, Ti, and Sb, and having a Curie temperature Tc of 140° C. or higher.

Abstract: A positive electrode and a negative electrode are formed on both main surfaces of a solid electrolyte. Preferably, the solid electrolyte is a thin film body with a thickness of less than or equal to 200 ?m, and contains an ion conductive compound such as Li ions. The positive electrode and the negative electrode contain an ion conductive substance, for example Li2O, which contains an ion conductive element such as Li, in a range of less than 50 vol % (not including 0 vol %), preferably 1 to 35 vol %.