18594210. RESISTOR simplified abstract (STMicroelectronics International N.V.)
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RESISTOR
Organization Name
STMicroelectronics International N.V.
Inventor(s)
Francois Tailliet of Fuveau (FR)
RESISTOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18594210 titled 'RESISTOR
The abstract of the patent application describes an electronic device with first and second diffused resistors forming a PN junction, where the potential difference between the resistors is constant and the junction is reverse-biased.
- Simplified Explanation:
- Electronic device with two diffused resistors forming a PN junction - Constant potential difference between resistors - Reverse-biased PN junction
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Configuration ensures constant potential difference at any point of the PN junction - Utilizes diffused resistors to form the junction - Reverse-biasing for specific functionality
- Potential Applications:
- Semiconductor devices - Integrated circuits - Power electronics
- Problems Solved:
- Maintaining a constant potential difference in a PN junction - Ensuring stable performance in electronic devices
- Benefits:
- Improved stability and reliability - Enhanced functionality in electronic circuits - Potential for more efficient power management
- Commercial Applications:
- Semiconductor industry for manufacturing electronic components - Power electronics for optimizing energy usage - Research and development in semiconductor technology
- Questions about Electronic Devices with Diffused Resistors:
1. How does the constant potential difference between the resistors impact the performance of the device? - The constant potential difference ensures stable operation and reliable functionality of the electronic device.
2. What are the advantages of using diffused resistors to form the PN junction? - Diffused resistors offer precise control over the potential difference and enhance the performance of the device.
Original Abstract Submitted
An electronic device includes first and second diffused resistors in contact with each other to form a PN junction. The device is configured so that a potential difference between the first and second resistors is constant at any point of the PN junction. The PN junction is reverse-biased.
