Thin Films Create Environmentally Stable Substrates

April 1, 2003
Resistor-conductor substrates have been developed using a proprietary high-reliability, low TCR, thin- film technology, with the multilayer composite film having an over layer of tantalum nitride that imparts environmental stability exceeding that of

Resistor-conductor substrates have been developed using a proprietary high-reliability, low TCR, thin- film technology, with the multilayer composite film having an over layer of tantalum nitride that imparts environmental stability exceeding that of nichrome thin films. The thin-film substrates are corrosion resistant and have high stability, an absolute TCR to ±10 ppm/°C, and TCR tracking to ±1 ppm/°C. Substrates and resistor arrays are available in minimum quantities at $1.49 each with delivery 4 weeks ARO. For more information, contact Michael McArthur at OHMCRAFT RESISTOR PRODUCTS DIV., Honeoye Falls, NY. (585) 624-2610.

Company: OHMCRAFT RESISTOR PRODUCTS DIV.

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