Method of manufacturing a high resistance layer having a low tem

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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148 15, 148187, 357 57, 357 91, 420578, 428641, H01L 21263, H01L 700, H01L 2126

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a high resistance film with a low temperature coefficient of resistance. Such films can be used as resistors in integrated and hybrid circuits, as well as resistive layers in passivating circuits for high-voltage devices. In the latter circuits, the passivating layers shield the device from the detrimental influence of external or internal electric fields. The ability to obtain a low temperature coefficient of resistance enables obtaining a high sheet resistance without being influenced by changing temperatures.

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