Attachment of leads to precision resistors
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Aug 25, 1981
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Dec 13, 1979
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Mar 31, 1978
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A precision resistor has a thin resistive foil cemented to a much thicker rigid substrate. The foil has formed therein a pattern defining the resistive path between terminal pads. Copper leads can be spot-welded directly to these pads without damage to the junction. To that end, apertures are provided through the terminal pads, through which cement softened by the spot-welding heat can locally expand and gas evolved under pressure can escape, all without adversely affecting the junction and without substantial lifting of the terminal pads from the substrate.
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