Chip resistor

Details Chip resistor Chip resistor

2005-02-15

2005-02-15

Easthom, Karl D. (Department: 2832)

Electrical resistors

Mechanically variable

Resistance value varied by removing or adding material

C338S309000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06856233

ABSTRACT:
A chip resistor having a highly accurately adjusted low resistance value is obtained. The chip resistor having a vertically three-layered structure is obtained by forming a first electrode1A by printing paste for an electrode on an insulating substrate5and drying it, a resistor layer3by printing paste for a resistor on the first electrode1A and drying it, a second electrode1B by printing paste for an electrode on the resistor layer3and the insulating substrate5and baking it. Trimming is applied to the thus fabricated chip resistor so as to adjust a resistance value to a given value.

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Partial machine translation of Nobuyoshi 05-217712 (Aug. 1993).

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