Electrical resistors – With inductance-reducing
Patent
1976-04-27
1978-02-07
Albritton, C. L.
Electrical resistors
With inductance-reducing
29618, 29620, 156 47, 156177, 156436, 242 703, 242 709, 338207, 338210, 338212, 338279, 338299, 338302, H01C 302
Patent
active
040729214
ABSTRACT:
A precision resistor wherein the resistor wire is deposited in a sinuous pattern on the adhesive surface of a thin, flexible tape of electrical insulating material. In winding the tape onto a multibobbin coil form the intermediate flanges of the coil form have a flat portion of reduced radius. A coil of tape is wound on one bobbin with the adhesive side against the bobbin and is passed over the flat portion of an intermediate flange. At the crossover the tape is pressed to conform to the shape of the flange and then passed around the axial body of the adjacent bobbin to commence the winding of the next coil of tape on the adjacent bobbin.
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Albritton C. L.
AMF Incorporated
Gallagher John H.
Price George W.
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