Method for manufacturing thin film circuits

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29 2542, 29620, 204 38A, 317256, 317258, 427 80, B01J 1700

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039888240

ABSTRACT:
A thin film capacitor and resistor is disclosed, each capacitor being formed by a structure including a metallic film on an insulating substrate, the metallic film having an oxidized surface formed by anodizing, an oxide layer on the oxidized surface of the metallic film, and a pair of spaced-apart conductor layers over the oxide layer, each resistor being formed by a resistive film on the substrate and a pair of spaced-apart conductor layers connecting with the ends of the resistive film. In the manufacture of the circuit, a predeposited substrate is produced that may be utilized by circuit designers in the subsequent fabrication of custom microcircuits. A heat treating technique is employed in trimming the resistors of the circuit.

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