Collinear terminated transmission line structure

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices

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361765, 338308, H05K 116, H01C 700

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056172982

ABSTRACT:
A collinear terminated transmission line structure and method for producing same is presented. The structure comprises a plurality of conductors electrically connected to a plurality of resistors. A predetermined spacing between each of the plurality of conductors ranges from 2 mils to 7 mils. Greater spacings are easily accomplished with the present method. The method comprises the steps of screen-printing a resistor swath onto a substrate, the swath being adjacent to one end of the plurality of conductors. After the substrate is dipped into a solution, the resistor swath is laser trimmed to form the plurality of resistors. The substrate is then rinsed with warm water to remove the solution. The solution can be a poly-vinyl alcohol and isopropyl alcohol mixture.

REFERENCES:
IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin "Extra Metallization Level For Integrated Resistors" by Glang et al. vol. 9 No. 2 pp. 128 and 129.

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