Forming isolation resistors with resistive elastomers

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Miscellaneous

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361413, 324158F, 324158P, 357 51, 29619, 29827, 439 66, 439 87, 439 91, H05K 712

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051424495

ABSTRACT:
An elastomeric element, having alternating layers of resistive and insulating material, is used to form isolation resistors. A surface of the elastomeric element is contacted with a conductor carrying electrical signals. Another surface is applied to the terminals of a semiconductor component thereby coupling the signals to the semiconductor component through the resistors formed by the elastomeric element.

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Elastomeric Connector Application Guide, Elastomeric Technologies, Inc.

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