Power sensor for RF power measurements

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With waveguide or long line

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324106, 357 28, G01R 2102, G01R 2100

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ABSTRACT:
In a power sensor for RF power measurments, comprising a thin-film absorbing resistor formed on the top surface of a support member and a thermocouple which is electrically isolated from the circuit of said absorbing resistor, the absorbing resistor is formed on an insulating film of a silicon support member so as to increase the sensitivity and to facilitate manufacture thereof, the silicon support member including an island formed beneath the absorbing resistor, a thermally conducting portion formed in spaced relationship thereto with a narrow bridge portion provided inbetween, and said thermocouple being constituted by the bridge portion and by mutually spaced contact zones formed thereon.

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