Thick-film printed substrate including an electrically connectin

Electrical resistors – With base extending along resistance element

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H01C 1012

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057540934

ABSTRACT:
A thick-film resistor in a thick-film printed substrate, the resistance of which is maintained at an appropriate value, is disclosed. In a thick-film printed substrate formed by printing a thick-film conductor and a resistor of lanthanum boride type on a ceramic substrate and then sintering, an intermediate resistor layer of lanthanum boride type is provided between the thick-film conductor and the resistor of lanthanum boride type. Reaction of glass composition contained in the thick-film conductor is suppressed, and resistance abnormality is prevented during sintering by causing the intermediate resistor layer of lanthanum boride type to be interposed.

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