Power resistors with integrated heat sink
A technology of resistors and heat sinks, which is applied to the direction of adding resistors, resistors, thick film resistors, etc. at the lead-out end, and can solve problems such as adverse effects of circuits
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[0008] figure 1 A side view cross-section of one embodiment of an integrated assembly 50 of resistor 10 and heat sink 30 mounted to a printed circuit board or other mounting surface 65 is shown. Assembly 50 is suitable for use as a resistor in automotive vehicles, computer servers, or other high power applications, but is not limited to such applications.
[0009] Resistor 10 includes a resistive element 45 having a top surface 47 , and a conductive terminal 35 in electrical contact with said resistive element 45 . Terminal 35 may also be thermally conductive. The resistive element 45 may be coated with a coating material (not shown) to protect the resistive element 45 during plating of the terminal 35 and the terminal 15, as will be described below. The coating material protects the resistive element 45 from electroplating. The coating material may be any electrically insulating material, such as varnish, epoxy, or silicon epoxy material. The coating material can be locat...
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