US 2026/0302005 A1Published application

Chip resistor

AssigneeKoa Corporation

InventorsYasuhito TANAKA, Kaede YASUE

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Abstract

A chip resistor 1 includes an insulating substrate 2 having first and second directions orthogonal to each other; a pair of front electrodes 3 provided on an upper surface of the insulating substrate 2 at both end portions along the first direction; a resistive element 5 bridging the pair of front electrodes 3; and a pair of end face electrodes 7 provided on both end faces of the insulating substrate 2 along the first direction. Each front electrode 3 includes a bridge region 3a extending at a constant width along the second direction on a side connected to the resistive element 5, and a slit 3b extending between an end face of the insulating substrate 2 and the bridge region 3a. Both ends of the resistive element 5 along the first direction contact a boundary line between the bridge region 3a and the slit 3b.

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Dependent claims

A chip resistor comprising:

a rectangular parallelepiped insulating substrate having a first direction and a second direction orthogonal to each other;
a pair of front electrodes provided on an upper surface of the insulating substrate at both end portions thereof along the first direction;
a rectangular resistive element bridging between the pair of front electrodes;
and
a pair of end face electrodes provided on both end faces along the first direction of the insulating substrate, wherein
each of the pair of front electrodes includes a bridge region extending at a constant width along the second direction of the insulating substrate at a connecting side with the resistive element, and a notched portion extending between an end face of the insulating substrate and the bridge region, and
both ends of the resistive element along the first direction are in contact with a boundary line between the bridge region and the notched portion.

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