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Films are typically of thicknesses 0.001 to 0.002 mm, as opposed to about 0.3 mm for a typical thickfilm single crystal or polycrystalline silicon cell (Thornton and Brown 1992).
4 Photovoltaics 1994
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"As a pioneer in the development of thickfilm resistors, Bourns is utilizing this vast expertise in engineering, manufacturing and quality assurance for the development of the latest generation of power resistive products."
unknown title 2009
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Bourns 'new power resistor is ideal for high-volume; high power component automated assembly, and is a drop-in replacement for competitive thickfilm resistive products in D2PAK packages.
unknown title 2009
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"Traditional thickfilm networks in molded and conformal coated packages aren't quite as bad in terms of availability as compared with arrays," Smith says.
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Adding to the demand is that the cost differential between thinfilm and thickfilm products is not as great as it used to be, Sullivan says.
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Ruthenium is the biggest material cost driver in for thickfilm chip resistors.
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