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Incorporating BR technology is considerably more expensive than
standard MLB PCB fab costs. (Considering the special material copper
foil purchasing, additional image, etch, conformance ohm value
verification)
One of the main PCB attributes that require BR technology is
available component real estate. Some (tight) designs cannot allow
for discrete resistors. Then the design would warrant technique to
allow for resistors. (They're considerably small and if buried, could
allow for surface mounts or surface circuitry to pass over.
(Pull up and pull down resistor terminations are also commonly being
used for this. i.e. ECL, TTL...etc.)
Tolerances....Hmmmm. The sheet resistances are available in like
25, 50, 100, 250, and 1000 Ohm/SQ. 25 Ohm material is thicker than the
1000 and is easier to achieve an anticipated +/- 10% process.
You can direct your questions to Ohmega Technologies at
(310) 559-4400. They're the Ni/P manufacturer and can assist you on
any technical design related questions you may have.
Person to talk to is Bruce Mahler.
DHoover
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Subject: Buried Resistors and their tolere
Author: [log in to unmask] at SMTPLINK-HADCO
Date: 8/16/95 10:11 AM
Thank you for the replies on buried resistors. Is it an expensive techniqe ? I
assume it is, or everyone would be using it. Aslo, what kind of tolereanceance
do the buried resistors have ?
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