Patent classifications
H01C13/02
CURRENT DETECTION RESISTOR AND CURRENT DETECTION APPARATUS
The mounting area for an electronic component and a resistor for current detection is reduced. A current detection resistor for detecting current includes a plate-like resistive body, and a first electrode and an opposite second electrode which are stacked in a thickness direction of the resistive body and are disposed so as to sandwich the resistive body. The first electrode has a groove portion.
Apparatus and methods for generating a precise resistor
In one embodiment, an apparatus comprising a first resistor, the first resistor comprising a first type of resistor having a plurality of metal wires in respective layers, the plurality of metal wires arranged in series via a plurality of vias.
Apparatus and methods for generating a precise resistor
In one embodiment, an apparatus comprising a first resistor, the first resistor comprising a first type of resistor having a plurality of metal wires in respective layers, the plurality of metal wires arranged in series via a plurality of vias.
Component Stability Structure
An electronic component assembly is described which comprises a stack of electronic components wherein each electronic component comprises a face and external terminations. A component stability structure is attached to at least one face. A circuit board is provided wherein the circuit board comprises circuit traces arranged for electrical engagement with the external terminations. The component stability structure mechanically engages with the circuit board and inhibits the electronic device from moving relative to the circuit board.
Resistance correction circuit, resistance correction method, and semiconductor device
Disclosed is a semiconductor device that suppresses stress-induced resistance value changes. The semiconductor device includes a resistance correction circuit. The resistance correction circuit includes a first resistor whose stress-resistance value relationship is a first relationship, a second resistor whose stress-resistance value relationship is a second relationship, and a correction section that controls the resistance value of a correction target resistor. The correction section detects the difference between the resistance value of the first resistor and the resistance value of the second resistor and corrects, in accordance with the result of detection, the resistance value of the correction target resistor.
Resistance correction circuit, resistance correction method, and semiconductor device
Disclosed is a semiconductor device that suppresses stress-induced resistance value changes. The semiconductor device includes a resistance correction circuit. The resistance correction circuit includes a first resistor whose stress-resistance value relationship is a first relationship, a second resistor whose stress-resistance value relationship is a second relationship, and a correction section that controls the resistance value of a correction target resistor. The correction section detects the difference between the resistance value of the first resistor and the resistance value of the second resistor and corrects, in accordance with the result of detection, the resistance value of the correction target resistor.
CURRENT TRANSFORMER WITH BYPASS FOR USE IN A SURGE DETECTOR
The invention relates to a surge detector comprising a transformer comprising a primary winding arranged to receive a fraction of a surge current and a secondary winding magnetically coupled to the primary winding and arranged to output a signal representing the fraction of the surge current. The surge detector further comprises a shunt connection in parallel with the primary winding, wherein the impedance of the shunt connection is lower than the impedance of the primary winding.
ON-CHIP HEATER TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION
Systems, methods, and circuitries are provided for calibrating a heater used to heat an adjustable resistance network during a trimming procedure. In one example, a circuit is provided that includes an adjustable resistance network including first resistance segments; a heater element thermally coupled to the adjustable resistance network; a calibration resistor including second resistance segments thermally coupled to the first resistance segments; and interface circuitry coupled to the calibration resistor.
SHUNT STRIP
A shunt strip that includes a plurality of shunts arranged in a grid with each of the shunts spaced from an adjacent shunt by a shunt-gap. A plurality of tabs connect the plurality of shunts and at least one tab is positioned within each shunt-gap. Also, a shunt with a generally parallelepiped shaped body has severed tab portions extending outwardly and downwardly from the body.
Voltage divider circuit having at least two kinds of unit resistors
Provided is a voltage divider circuit having a small area and good accuracy of a division ratio. Among a plurality of resistors of the voltage divider circuit, each of resistors having a large resistance value, that is, resistors (1/4R, 1/2R, 1R, 9R, 10R) having high required accuracy of ratio includes first unit resistors (5A) that have a first resistance value and are connected in series or connected in parallel to each other, and each of resistors having a small resistance value, that is, resistors (1/16R, 1/8R) having low required accuracy of ratio includes second unit resistors (5B) that have a second resistance value smaller than the first resistance value and are connected in parallel to each other.