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An alternative to Thick Film Technology is Thin Film Technology. For
Integral passive components, thin film planar resistors offer the
advantage of long term proven reliability and ease of manufacture using
existing and well characterized PCB processes. I would be glad to
further discuss these issues off line. Dan Brandler, (310)559-4400 or
http://www.ohmega.com.
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