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Further examinations of carbon/polyesterimide thick-film resistors

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A carbon (carbon black and/or graphite)/polyesterimide resin system has been used as a material for polymer thick-film resistors. The physical and chemical properties of this system as a function of curing temperature were evaluated by means of resistance measurements during the curing process, thermogravimetric analysis, adhesion measurements and scanning electron microscopy examinations. The temperature range between 250 and 300 ‡C has been chosen as the most suitable. The basic electrical properties and the resistance stability to low and high temperature shocks and humidity exposure have been evaluated in relation to the conductive filler used in the ink.

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Dziedzic, A., Czarczyńska, H., Licznerski, B.W. et al. Further examinations of carbon/polyesterimide thick-film resistors. J Mater Sci: Mater Electron 4, 233–240 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00224747

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