Matching of resistor sensitivities to process-induced variations

Electrical resistors – Mechanically variable – Resistance value varied by removing or adding material

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29611, 338 48, 338203, H01C 1000

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ABSTRACT:
A method is disclosed for matching the sensitivities of different-sized resistors to changes in resistance due to changes in width resulting from a systematic manufacturing error. In order to produce sets of resistors which can be deployed in predetermined ratios of resistance, the sensitivities of a matching resistor and a reference resistor are equalized by forming the matching resistor as a plurality of parallel strips as opposed to a unitary rectangular section.

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