Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Current and/or voltage
Patent
1998-05-19
2000-10-03
Gellner, Michael L.
Electrical resistors
Resistance value responsive to a condition
Current and/or voltage
338 22SD, 338 25, H01C 710
Patent
active
061279145
ABSTRACT:
Described are a thin-film temperature-sensitive resistor material which comprises, at a temperature-sensitive resistor portion, a mixed crystal of a nitride and oxide of a transition metal such as vanadium preferably, that represented by the formula: MN.sub.x O.sub.y wherein 0<x<1, and 2.ltoreq.y.ltoreq.13/6, simultaneously exhibits a high temperature coefficient of resistance and a low specific resistance at about room temperature, and has excellent sensitivity at about room temperature; and a process for the production of a thin-film temperature-sensitive resistor material, which comprises forming its temperature-sensitive resistor portion by using a gas-atmosphere composed mainly of a nitrogen gas preferably, a mixed gas composed of nitrogen, argon and oxygen, and has a flow rate ratio of nitrogen to oxygen (nitrogen/oxygen) of 14/1 to 23/1.
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Gellner Michael L.
Lee Kyung S.
NEC Corporation
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