Patent
1987-04-01
1988-12-20
James, Andrew J.
357 20, 357 53, H01L 2702, H01L 2940, H01L 2906
Patent
active
047928409
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a resistor integrated on a semiconductor substrate and capable of withstanding high voltages. The integrated resistor is formed by a well of the opposite conductivity type relative to that of the substrate and is in the form of a ribbon wound about one of its ends which is connected electrically to a conducting pole. The conducting pole provides the electric connection of the ribbon with the rear face of the substrate and through this substrate.
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Jackson, Jr. Jerome
James Andrew J.
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