Resistor trimming method by the formation of slits in a resistor

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

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338307, H01C 1000

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057540926

ABSTRACT:
A resistor trimming method includes the steps of: forming a first slit from an edge of a resistor interconnecting first and second electrodes provided on an insulating substrate in the proximity of and parallel to the first electrode; forming a second slit as a continuation of the first slit toward to the second electrode perpendicularly to the first slit; forming a third slit from a point of the edge of the resistor and parallel to the first electrode, the point being shifted from the first slit toward the second electrode, the third slit having a greater length than the first slit in a direction along the first electrode; and forming a fourth slit as a continuation of the third slit toward to the second electrodes perpendicularly to the first slit.

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patent: 5493148 (1996-02-01), Ohata et al.

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