Thick-film circuit arrangement having a ceramic substrate plate

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Miscellaneous

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174 685, 235492, 361406, H05K 116

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a thick-film circuit arrangement having an electronic circuit which is constructed on a surface (17) of a ceramic substrate plate (3) and which consists of conductor paths (5), resistors, capacitors and components, in particular integrated switching circuits without a housing, formed according to thick-film technique. This structure has between the electrically conductive structures (5) a sintered, nonconductive paste substantially filling the intermediate spaces between them and both the structures and the interposed pastes are covered by a sintered insulating paste. For concealing the thick-film circuit arrangement from unauthorized access, the following covering construction is carried out:

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