451results about "Resistor chip manufacture" patented technology

An electrical circuit protection device with three supporting substrates, two PTC elements, and first and second end terminations. The first and third substrates have an electrode formed on a first surface thereof. The second substrate has electrodes formed on both surfaces thereof. The first PTC element is laminated between the first and second substrates, electrically connecting the

first electrodes formed on the first and second substrates. The second PTC element is laminated between the second and third substrates, electrically connecting the second electrode formed on the second substrate and the first electrode formed on the third substrate. The end terminations wraps around opposite ends of the device. The first end termination is in electrical contact with the first electrodes formed on the second and third substrates and the second end termination is in electrical contact with the first electrode formed on the first substrate and the second electrode formed on the second substrate. The PTC elements are electrically connected in parallel between the end terminations. The multi-layered configuration allows for an increased electrical rating without increasing the overall footprint, i.e., length and width, of the device.

A process for manufacturing a composite polymeric circuit protection device in which a polymeric assembly is provided and is then subdivided into individual devices. The assembly is made by providing first and second laminates, each of which includes a laminar polymer element having at least one conductive surface, providing a pattern on at least one of the conductive surfaces on one laminate, securing the laminates in a stack in a desired configuration, at least one conductive surface of at least one of the laminates forming an external conductive surface of the stack, and making a plurality of electrical connections between a conductive surface of the first laminate and a conductive surface of the second laminate. The laminar polymer elements may be PTC conductive polymer compositions, so that the individual devices made by the process exhibit PTC behavior.

A chip resistor includes an insulating substrate 2 in the form of a chip having an upper surface and an opposite pair of side surfaces, a resistor film 4 formed on the upper surface of the insulating substrate 2, a pair of upper electrodes 5 formed on the upper surface of the insulating substrate 2 to flank the resistor film 4 in electrical connection thereto, a cover coat 6 covering the resistor film 4, an auxiliary upper electrode 7 formed on each of the upper electrodes 5 and including a first portion 7a adjoining the relevant side surface of the insulating substrate 2 and a second portion 7b overlapping the cover coat 6, and a side electrode 8 formed on each of the side surfaces of the insulating substrate 2 and electrically connected to at least the upper electrode 5 and the auxiliary upper electrode 7. The first portion 7a of the auxiliary upper electrode 7 has an obverse surface positioned higher than an obverse surface of the second portion 7b for projecting above an obverse surface of the cover coat 6.

A chip-shaped electronic part includes: a substrate; a pair of upper surface electrodes formed on an upper surface of the substrate; a functional element formed to be electrically connected to the upper surface electrode pair; a pair of lower surface electrodes formed on a lower surface of the substrate at positions opposing the upper surface electrode pair; a pair of end surface electrodes formed on end surfaces of the substrate so that each of the end surface electrode pair is electrically connected to one of the upper surface electrode pair, and to one of the lower surface electrode pair corresponding to the one upper surface electrode; a protective film formed in such a manner as to cover at least the functional element; and a plated layer formed in such a manner as to cover at least each of the upper surface electrode pair, wherein the protective film or the plated layer has at least two points of application at which a load from above the substrate is exerted.

The present invention relates to a chip resistor and method for making the same. The chip resistor includes a substrate, a pair of bottom electrodes, a resistive film, a pair of main upper electrodes, a first protective coat, a pair of barrier layers, a second protective coat, a pair of side electrodes and at least one plated layer. The first protective coat is disposed over the resistive film, and covers part of the main upper electrodes. The barrier layers are disposed on the main upper electrodes, and cover part of the first protective coat. The second protective coat is disposed on the first protective coat, and covers part of the barrier layers. The plated layers cover the barrier layers, the bottom electrodes and the side electrodes. As a result, the chip resistor features high corrosion resistance.

There is provided a method for manufacturing rectangular plate type chip resistors which provides easy and convenient control of resistance, and easy and low cost manufacture of rectangular plate type chip resistors having a reliable electrode structure, as well as a rectangular plate type chip resistor obtained by this method and having excellent properties particularly at low resistance. The method includes the steps of (A) providing a resistive alloy plate strip 10 of predetermined width and thickness, (B) forming an insulating protective film (11a, 11b) of a predetermined width longitudinally along the middle of upper and lower faces of the alloy plate strip, (C) forming an electrode layer 12 composed of integrated surface, back, and end electrodes (12a, 12c, 12b, respectively), along both sides of the protective film by electroplating, and (D) cutting the alloy plate strip coated with the protective films and the electrode layers in step (C) transversely in predetermined lengths, wherein resistance is controlled to be within a predetermined range by adjusting the thickness of the alloy plate strip in step (A), the width of the protective film formed in step (B), and the cutting length in step (D).

A ceramic package and a chip resistor obtained by forming, on a plastic ceramic green sheet comprising 100 parts by weight of a ceramic powder mainly composed of borosilicate glass, into which 10 to 30 parts by weight of an acrylic copolymer obtained by polymerizing 100 parts by weight of a (meth)acrylic acid ester and 1 to 10 parts by weight of a monomer having a functional group of a hydroxyl group, acid amide group, or amino group and having a Tg in the range of −30° C. to +10° C. is compounded, a conductor layer using a plastic conductive paste obtained by compounding, into 100 parts by weight of a conductive powder, 5 to 20 parts a mixture of an acrylic copolymer having a Tg of not more than −30° C. and an ethylcellulose-based binder, press forming the resultant single layer of ceramic green sheet, and calcining the resultant ceramic green sheet having the integrally formed bottom, opening and opening circumferential edge and a method for producing the same.

A resistive component suitable for detecting electric current in a circuit and a method of manufacturing the resistive component are provided. The resistive component includes a carrier, a resistive layer, an electrode unit, an upper oxide layer and a protective layer. The resistive layer comprises copper alloy and is disposed on the carrier. The electrode unit is electrically connected to the resistive layer. The upper oxide layer is disposed on a part of a surface of the resistive layer and includes oxides of the resistive layer. The protective layer covers at least a part of the upper oxide layer.

Methods of manufacturing a variety of circuit protection devices are provided as well as devices so manufactured. In an embodiment, a surface mount electrical device having a substrate and a pair of conductive electrodes connected to an electrical protection component for sensing current or voltage is provided. The method includes the steps of: (i) providing a substrate having a first surface and a second surface; creating a first and second aperture, plasma etching a through-hole, slot or bore through the substrate; (ii) depositing a conductive material on the substrate and through the apertures to form the electrodes, wherein the conductive material extends through the apertures and on the first and second surfaces of the substrate, respectively; and (iii) depositing the electrical protection component on the first surface of the substrate to electrically connect the electrodes.

A method for making chip resistor components includes: (a) forming a plurality of first and second notches in a substrate so as to form resistor-forming strips; (b) forming pairs of upper and lower electrodes on each of the resistor-forming strips; (c) forming a resistor film on each of the resistor-forming strips; (d) forming an insulator layer on the resistor film; (e) forming a hole pattern in the insulator layer and the resistor film; (f) forming an insulating shield layer on the insulator layer; (g) cleaving the substrate along the first notches so as to form a plurality of strip-like semi-finished products; (h) forming a pair of side electrodes on two opposite sides of each of the semi-finished products; and (i) cleaving each of the semi-finished products.

A chip resistor includes an upper electrode provided on a substrate, a resistor element connected to the upper electrode, and a side electrode connected to the upper electrode. The side electrode, arranged on a side surface of the substrate, has two portions overlapping with the obverse surface and reverse surface of the substrate, respectively. An intermediate electrode covers the side electrode, and an external electrode covers the intermediate electrode. A first protective layer is disposed between the upper electrode and the intermediate electrode, and held in contact with the upper electrode and the side electrode. The first protective layer is more resistant to sulfurization than the upper electrode. A second protective layer is disposed between the first protective layer and intermediate electrode, and held in contact with the first protective layer, side electrode and intermediate electrode.

An electrical resistor is provided with a resistive element and terminations extending from opposite ends of the resistive element. The terminations are folded under the resistive element, with a thermally conductive and electrically insulative filler being sandwiched and bonded between the resistive element and the terminations. The terminations provide for mounting of the resistor to an electronic circuit assembly. The intimate bond between the resistive element, filler and terminations allow for enhanced dissipation of heat generated in the use of the resistive element, so as to produce a resistor which operates at a lower temperature, and improves component reliability.

A surface mount resistor includes a resistance body, a first protective layer, a heat-transfer layer, a second protective layer and two electrode layers. The resistance body has a first end portion, a second end portion and a central portion between the first end portion and the second end portion. The first protective layer is disposed on the central portion of the resistance body, and the first end portion and the second end portion are exposed. The heat-transfer layer is plated on at least part of the resistance body. The second protective layer is disposed on at least part of the heat-transfer layer. The electrode layers are respectively arranged on the first end portion and the second end portion, and electrically connected with the heat-transfer layer.

A chip resistor includes: an insulating chip substrate 11 having an upper surface formed with a resistive film 12 and a pair of left and right upper electrodes 13 at two ends thereof; a cover coat 14 covering the resistive film; auxiliary upper electrodes 15 formed on upper surfaces of the upper electrodes 13 to overlap the cover coat 14; a left and a right side electrodes 16 formed on a left and a right end surfaces 11a of the insulating substrate 11; and metal plate layers formed on surfaces of the auxiliary upper electrodes and side electrodes. The cover coat 14 is formed with an uppermost over coat 19 covering a region where the auxiliary upper electrodes 15 overlap the cover coat 14, whereby the upper electrodes 13 and the auxiliary upper electrodes 15 are protected from migration caused by sulfur gases.

Resistance or side electrodes of a chip resistor is prevented from being lost due to chemical reaction with NaCl contained in human sweat and so on when human sweat, seawater, etc. are adhered thereto. The chip resistor comprises an insulating substrate, thick-film upper surface electrodes formed at opposite ends of the top surface of the insulating substrate, a thin-film resistance made of a constituent material not reacting with NaCl, and formed so as to be extended over the upper surface of the insulating substrate and respective portions of the upper surface of the thick-film upper surface electrodes, thick-film back surface electrodes formed at spots on the back surface of the insulating substrate, corresponding to the thick-film upper surface electrodes, respectively, and thick-film side surface electrodes connecting the thick-film back surface electrodes with respective portions of the thick-film upper surface electrodes, exposed out of the thin-film resistance, respectively.

The invention relates to a chip resistor. The object of the invention is to realize a low resistance and a low TCR, and also high accuracy and high reliability. The chip resistor is configured so as to have: a substrate; a resistance layer which is formed on at least one face of the substrate and which is made of a copper nickel alloy; upper-face electrode layers which make surface contact with the upper faces of both the end portions of the resistance layer; and end-face electrodes which are formed so as to cover the upper-face electrode layers. Since the bonding between the resistance layer and the upper-face electrode layers is conducted by metal-to-metal bonding, particularly, impurities which may affect the properties do not exist in the interface.