Thin-film resistor and resistance material for a thin-film resis

Details Thin-film resistor and resistance material for a thin-film resis Thin-film resistor and resistance material for a thin-film resis

1997-09-11

1999-11-30

Gellner, Michael L.

Electrical resistors

With base extending along resistance element

Resistance element coated on base

338309, 338313, 338 7, 2525213, H01C 1012

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059949961

ABSTRACT:
A metal alloy having an intrinsically low TCR, and which preferably comprises a metal oxide and forms part of the resistance material in a quantity of 15-60 vol. %. The best results are achieved with a resistance material which comprises an alloy of CuNi as the metal alloy and SiO.sub.2 as the high-ohmic component. The resistors exhibit a relatively high resistance value as well as a relatively low TCR value.

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