Low capacitance power resistor using beryllia dielectric heat si

Electrical resistors – With base extending along resistance element – Resistance element and base formed in layers

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ABSTRACT:
A thin alumina support substrate is printed with a resistive thick film and trimmed to the desired resistance value so as to avoid undue toxicity during the trimming process. The thus formed thick film resistor on an alumina substrate is then solder-bonded to a relatively thick beryllia (BeO) dielectric heat sink which, in the exemplary embodiment, is in turn also solder-bonded on its opposite side to a larger metallic heat sink.

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