Abstract: A second band pass filter that is used in a filter device, which has a relatively high pass band, in the pass band of a first band pass filter is provided. One end of a second IDT of a second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter portion is connected to a first balanced terminal and the other end thereof is connected to a second balanced terminal. Each of a first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter portion and the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter portion has narrow pitch electrode finger portions. The number of electrode fingers of the narrow pitch electrode finger portion of the second IDT of the first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter portion is greater than the number of electrode fingers of the narrow pitch electrode finger portion of the second IDT of the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter portion.

Abstract: A surface acoustic wave filter device includes first and second longitudinally coupled resonator type surface acoustic wave filter units. The first and second filter units are cascade-connected to each other. A phase of a signal flowing through a first signal line electrically connecting second IDTs of the first and second surface acoustic wave filter units is different by about 180° from a phase of a signal flowing through a signal line electrically connecting third IDTs of the first and second surface acoustic wave filter units. A surface acoustic wave resonator is connected between the first and second signal lines.

Abstract: In an acoustic wave filter device, first and second longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters are provided on a piezoelectric substrate. The first and second longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters are connected in parallel to each other. The first and second longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters are withdrawal-weighted. The withdrawal weighting in at least the longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filter is different from the withdrawal weighting in the other longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filter.

Abstract: An acoustic wave filter device includes first to fourth longitudinally coupled resonator type surface acoustic wave filters that are configured such that the first and second longitudinally coupled resonator type surface acoustic wave filters are connected to a first balanced signal terminal, the third and fourth longitudinally coupled resonator type surface acoustic wave filters are connected to a first balanced signal terminal, and a transmission phase of a signal output from the first balanced signal terminal relative to an input signal differs by about 180 degrees with respect to a transmission phase of a signal output from the second balanced signal terminal relative to an input signal.

Abstract: A surface acoustic wave device includes a substrate, a plurality of terminals including at least an unbalanced terminal and balanced terminals, and at least one of surface acoustic wave element disposed between the unbalanced terminal and the two balanced terminals. Different signal lines connected to the same surface acoustic wave element intersect through insulating films.

Abstract: An elastic wave filter device includes first and second elastic wave filter units connected to an unbalanced terminal. The first and second elastic wave filter units include first to third IDTs and fourth to sixth IDTs, respectively. One end of the first IDT, one end of the second IDT, one end of the fourth IDT, and one end of the sixth IDT are commonly connected together and are connected to the unbalanced terminal. The second IDT and the fifth IDT are each divided into first to third sub-IDT portions in the elastic wave propagation direction, respectively. The second sub-IDT portions of the second and fifth IDTs are connected to first and second balanced terminals, respectively.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a surface acoustic wave device includes the steps of forming an IDT electrode, a first wiring pattern, and a third wiring pattern on a piezoelectric substrate, forming an insulating film covering the IDT electrode and the wiring patterns, forming a photosensitive resin film, obtaining the photosensitive resin film, and forming a second wiring pattern on an insulating layer composed of the insulating film and the photosensitive resin film laminated on the insulating film so that the second wiring pattern three-dimensionally crosses the first wiring pattern.

Abstract: In a balanced-type surface acoustic wave filter, a first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter unit connected to an unbalanced signal terminal is connected in a cascade arrangement to a second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter unit connected to a first balanced signal terminal and a second balanced signal terminal. When the number of electrode fingers included in each of narrow pitch electrode finger portions in a center second IDT of the first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter unit is defined as N1, and the number of electrode fingers included in each of narrow pitch electrode finger portions in a center fifth IDT of the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter unit is defined as N2, the numbers N1 and N2 are set to N1>N2.

Abstract: A duplexer includes a transmission filter having a ladder circuit configuration and a reception filter. The reception filter includes an input terminal connected to an antenna terminal, a first reception output terminal, and a second reception output terminal. A first filter element and a second filter element, each of which is a longitudinally coupled resonator filter element including a plurality of IDTs, are connected in parallel to the input terminal so that IDTs are connected to the input terminal. The first filter element the second filter element are connected to the first reception output terminal and the second reception output terminal, respectively.

Abstract: In an elastic wave acoustic device, input ends of first to third longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filters are connected to an unbalanced signal terminal, the output end of the first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter, and a first IDT defining a first output terminal of the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter are connected to a first balanced signal terminal, the output end of the third longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter, and a third IDT defining a second output terminal of the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter are connected to a second balanced signal terminal, and the phase of an output signal to an input signal of the first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter differs by about 180 degrees from the phase of an output signal to an input signal of the third longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter.

Abstract: In a balanced-type surface acoustic wave filter, IDTs in the center of each of first and second longitudinally coupled resonator type surface acoustic wave filter sections are connected to an unbalanced input terminal, first and third IDT sections on both the sides of the center IDT are connected to first and second balanced output terminals, respectively, the first and third IDTs have narrow pitch electrode finger sections N, and when an electrode finger pitch of the narrow pitch electrode finger section of the second IDT is P1, an electrode finger pitch of the narrow pitch electrode finger section of the first and third IDTs is P2, the number of electrode fingers of the second IDT except for the narrow pitch electrode finger section of the IDT is K1, and the number of electrode fingers of the first and third IDT except for the narrow pitch electrode finger section is K2, P1>P2 and 1.12?K1/K2?1.65 are satisfied.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a surface acoustic wave device includes the steps of forming an IDT electrode, a first wiring pattern, and a third wiring pattern on a piezoelectric substrate, forming an insulating film covering the IDT electrode and the wiring patterns, forming a photosensitive resin film, obtaining the photosensitive resin film, and forming a second wiring pattern on an insulating layer composed of the insulating film and the photosensitive resin film laminated on the insulating film so that the second wiring pattern three-dimensionally crosses the first wiring pattern.

Abstract: A surface acoustic wave filter includes a device chip, one principal surface of a piezoelectric substrate having a wiring pattern including IDTs and pads electrically connected to the IDTs, that is disposed so as to oppose a mount board, with the pads being electrically connected to lands of the mount board through bumps. A resin film covers the other principal surface of the piezoelectric substrate and the principal surface of the mount board to seal the device chip. In the piezoelectric substrate, the area of the one principal surface is greater than the area of the other principal surface.

Abstract: A 5-IDT longitudinally coupled resonator-type SAW filter has a balanced-to-unbalanced conversion function. In areas where first to fifth IDTs are adjacent to each other, each IDT includes a narrow-pitched electrode finger portion. The IDTs are configured such that one condition selected from among conditions (1) to (3) and one condition selected from among conditions (4) to (6) are satisfied when the numbers and pitches of electrode fingers in the narrow-pitched portions of the first to fifth IDTs are denoted by N1 and P1, N2a and P2a, N2b and P2b, N3 and P3, N4a and P4a, N4b and P4b, and N5 and P5, respectively: Conditions (1): When N1=N3=N5, 0.992?P1/P3?1.008 and P1=P5 (2): When N1=N5<N3, 0.9?P1/P3<1 and P1=P5 (3): When N3<N1=N5, 1 <P1/P3?1.1 and P1=P5 (4): When N2a=N2b=N4a=N4b, 0.991?P2a/P2b?1.009 and P2a/P2b=P4b/P4a (5): When N2a=N4b>N2b=N4a, 1<P2a/P2b?1.1 and P2a/P2b=P4b/P4a (6): When N2a=N4b<N2b=N4a, 0.

Abstract: A surface acoustic wave filter includes first to fifth IDTs arranged on a piezoelectric substrate along a surface acoustic wave propagation direction. The second IDT and the fourth IDT have a phase difference of 180° with respect to each other. The second and fourth IDTs are connected to an unbalanced terminal. The third IDT includes a first sub-IDT portion and a second sub-IDT portion. The first IDT and the first sub-IDT portion are connected to a first balanced terminal, and the second sub-IDT portion and the fifth IDT are connected to a second balanced terminal. The following conditions: 1.55?N3/N1?2.58 and N1=N5 are satisfied, where N1 denotes the number of electrode fingers that determines the center frequency of the first IDT, N3 denotes the number of electrode fingers that determines the center frequency of the third IDT, and N5 denotes the number of electrode fingers that determines the center frequency of the fifth IDT.

Abstract: In a balanced SAW filter, a second IDT and a fourth IDT of a five IDT type first longitudinally-coupled-resonator SAW filter element are connected via first and second wiring lines to a seventh IDT and a ninth IDT of a five IDT type second longitudinally-coupled-resonator SAW filter element, respectively. First, third, and fifth IDTs are connected to an unbalanced terminal. A sixth IDT and a first sub-IDT portion are connected to a first balanced terminal. A second sub-IDT portion and a tenth IDT are connected to a second balanced terminal. The IDTs are arranged such that the phase of an electrical signal transmitted through the first wiring line differs by 180 degrees from the phase of an electrical signal transmitted through the second wiring line.

Abstract: In a balanced SAW filter, a third IDT of a first SAW filter element includes first and second IDT segments, and similarly, an eighth IDT of a second SAW filter element includes first and second IDT segments. A first IDT, the first IDT segment, the second IDT segment, and a fifth IDT included in the first SAW filter element are respectively connected to a sixth IDT, the first IDT segment, the second IDT segment, and a tenth IDT segment included in the second SAW filter element by first to fourth wiring lines. The phase of electric signals transmitted through the first and third wiring lines differs from the phase of electric signals transmitted through the second and fourth wiring lines by 180°.

Abstract: In an elastic wave acoustic device, input ends of first to third longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filters are connected to an unbalanced signal terminal, the output end of the first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter, and a first IDT defining a first output terminal of the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter are connected to a first balanced signal terminal, the output end of the third longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter, and a third IDT defining a second output terminal of the second longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter are connected to a second balanced signal terminal, and the phase of an output signal to an input signal of the first longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter differs by about 180 degrees from the phase of an output signal to an input signal of the third longitudinally coupled resonator surface acoustic wave filter.

Abstract: A surface acoustic wave (SAW) filter includes a piezoelectric substrate. A resin pattern having a permittivity less than that of the piezoelectric substrate and first and second conductor patterns are disposed on the piezoelectric substrate. The first conductor pattern defines two one-terminal-pair SAW resonators and two longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters. A portion of the second conductor pattern defines wiring traces having different potentials. Portions of the wiring traces facing each other in a plan view are disposed on the resin pattern.

Abstract: In an acoustic wave filter device, first and second longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters are provided on a piezoelectric substrate. The first and second longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters are connected in parallel to each other. The first and second longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filters are withdrawal-weighted. The withdrawal weighting in at least the longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filter is different from the withdrawal weighting in the other longitudinally coupled resonator SAW filter.