Resistor

Details Resistor Resistor

1980-06-30

1981-11-24

Albritton, C. L.

Electrical resistors

With base extending along resistance element

Resistance element and base formed in layers

333185, 338308, 338334, H01C 1012

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043027440

ABSTRACT:
A resistor capable of being used as an RC network can be constructed using an electrically conductive metal sheet coated with a dielectric coating serving as a substrate. The dielectric coating supports two separate resistor terminals and a resistance element extending between these terminals. A third terminal is provided for use in connecting the metal sheet to one of the resistor terminals so that the resistor may be used as an RC network.

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