Composite punched part merges resistor element with integrated circuit landing area to unify current sensor structure.
Recessed electrode portions on chip parts ensure irregular light reflection for accurate camera detection during automatic mounting.
A PTC over-current protection device uses a fluoropolymer matrix and composite fillers to maintain high hold current.
A resin electrode layer with conductive particles enhances mechanical strength and adhesion.
Replacing thermal welding with hot pressing preserves PTC body integrity and electrical properties by eliminating high-temperature degradation.
Dummy conductor and electrode patterns enable cost reduction through screen printing, resolving the trade-off between component size and manufacturing expense.
Offset electrodes and bonding layers increase resistance in chip resistors without compromising strength.
A chip resistor employs a high-absorptance coating film for laser welding, eliminating vacuum chamber requirements and improving manufacturing efficiency.
Selective electrode placement on curved side surfaces reduces manufacturing steps while maintaining electrical connection reliability.