Electrical resistors – Incased – embedded – or housed – Element in insulation with outer metallic sheath
Patent
1976-11-08
1980-09-02
Brown, Thomas W.
Electrical resistors
Incased, embedded, or housed
Element in insulation with outer metallic sheath
179 1PC, 179 98, 338221, 338320, 361409, H04M 176, H05K 702
Patent
active
042208343
ABSTRACT:
A telephone line attenuator pad comprises a printed circuit board one portion of which mounts a plurality of resistances each connected in series with a pair of electrical printed circuit conductors. The resistances and mounting portion of the board are potted within a hollow case and the remaining portion of the board, including portions of the printed circuit conductors, projects from the case for removable mounting, in either of two opposing orientations, in an electrical connector to which are connected a plurality of permanent, fixed resistors included in the attenuator network to which telephone line circuitry is connected.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3130351 (1964-04-01), Giel
patent: 3177406 (1965-04-01), Bernstein
patent: 3462558 (1969-08-01), Selz
"Potted Electronic Circuits", Radio & Television News, Dec. 1950, p. 6A et seq.
Holce Thomas J.
Huckins Charles M.
Brown Thomas W.
Kentrox Industries, Inc.
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