Resistor trimming process for high voltage surge survival

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

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338 21, 338195, 338260, 338320, 21912169, H01C 710, H01C 1010

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055044700

ABSTRACT:
Several trim patterns are illustrated which are suited for use in high voltage, surge prone environments. The invention combines a block resistor with a simple scan cut and two or more plunge cuts to simply form a resistor. The resulting resistor is immune to adverse affects associated with current crowding and arcing, both known to have much adverse impact on the prior art.

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