Thin film circuit

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ABSTRACT:
A thin film circuit consisting of a planar substrate of insulating material and a thin metal film formed from an alloy of aluminum with between 2 to 20 atom percent tantalum from which resistors and capacitors are developed. The metal film has an equivalent composition to a film which is formed by means of reactive cathode sputtering. In particular, the film is equivalent to a film formed using a cathode of aluminum and tantalum which is reactively sputtered in a sputtering atmosphere containing oxygten with a low partial pressure.In such an arrangement, the temperature coefficient of resistance and the capacity temperature coefficient compensate one another. The alloy films have a high oxidation stability and the resistors and capacitors therefrom have a high resistance to aging.

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patent: 3737343 (1973-06-01), Basseches et al.
patent: 3738919 (1973-06-01), Chilton et al.

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