Segmenting the resistive trace into separated sections minimizes central hot-spot formation and improves power handling without increasing die area.
A distributed thermoelectric string uses flexible conductors to weave elements into panels for efficient local heating and cooling.
Extraction of resistors from the rectifier assembly mitigates centrifugal forces, increasing rotor shaft stiffness and operational stability.
Segmented ceramic resistors encapsulated in oil quench switch prefires, preventing dielectric degradation in pulsed power machines.
Segmented resistor structure maintains fixed positional relationship with capacitor electrodes.
Resistor layers between electrode elements reduce electric field distortion without adding drive circuit channels, improving diffraction efficiency.
Segmented switch banks trim on-chip resistors to resolve the trade-off between measurement precision and circuit area consumption.