Protective circuit for electronic test probes

Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Current and/or voltage

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338 23, 361103, 361106, G01K 716, H02H 504

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ABSTRACT:
A resistor device comprises a first film of resistive material deposited on a dielectric substrate and having two terminal portions for connection to an electrical circuit, and a second film of resistive material deposited on the substrate in thermally-conductive contact with the first film and electrically isolated therefrom. The material of one of the films has a relatively high temperature coefficient of resistance, so that the resistance of that film can be utilized as an indication of the temperature of the other film.

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