Bypass circuit with buried isolated electrode
AssigneeAmerican Technical Ceramics Corporation
InventorRichard V. Monsorno
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AssigneeAmerican Technical Ceramics Corporation
InventorRichard V. Monsorno
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A bypass circuit includes a planar electrode layer which is mounted between a pair of dielectric layers. The electrode layer generally is centered inwardly with respect to the dielectric layers leaving an outward margin of dielectric material. One of the dielectric layers has two spaced apart contact members, each having a different polarity from the other. A resistive layer is centered on the other dielectric layer. The contact members extend onto end portions of the dielectric layers and electrically connect to opposite ends of the resistive layer. The electrode layer is isolated from electrical contact with any conductor and is buried within the dielectric layers. The electrode layer, in combination with the dielectric layer on which the contact members are mounted and the contact members, allow development of a selected value of capacitance between the contact members. Providing trimmed contact members as well as controlling their size and spacing allow for convenient preselection of desired operative characteristics of the bypass circuit. The contact members could be positioned on a substrate to which a buried electrode is mounted.
A bypass circuit comprising:
A method for producing a bypass circuit and comprising steps of:
A method for producing a bypass circuit and comprising steps of:
A method for producing a bypass circuit and comprising steps of:
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