Dennis J Fritz DeceasedWhite House Station, NJ

6585904, Jul 1, 2003

Feb 15, 2001

09/784242

Peter Kukanskis - Woodbury CT, 06798
Dennis Fritz - Brookville IN, 47012
Frank Durso - Cheshire CT, 06410
Steven Castaldi - Torrington CT, 06790
David Sawoska - Watertown CT, 06795

H01B 1300

216 13, 216 67, 216 65, 216 74, 216 75, 21912169, 438382, 257690, 174250

A process is revealed whereby resistors can be manufactured integral with a printed circuit board by plating the resistors onto the insulative substrate. Uniformization of the insulative substrate through etching and oxidation of the plated resistor are discussed as techniques for improving the uniformity and consistency of the plated resistors. Trimming and baking are also disclosed as methods for adjusting and stabilizing the resistance of the plated resistors.

7034231, Apr 25, 2006

Apr 21, 2003

10/419651

Peter Kukanskis - Woodbury CT, US
Dennis Fritz - Brookville IN, US
Frank Durso - Cheshire CT, US
Steven Castaldi - Torrington CT, US
David Sawoska - Watertown CT, US

H05K 1/16

174260, 174256, 174258, 361751, 361761, 361762, 361765, 361766, 361777, 361779, 213 13

A process is revealed whereby resistors can be manufactured integral with a printed circuit board by plating the resistors onto the insulative substrate. Uniformization of the insulative substrate through etching and oxidation of the plated resistor are discussed as techniques for improving the uniformity and consistency of the plated resistors. Trimming and baking are also disclosed as methods for adjusting and stabilizing the resistance of the plated resistors.

7279108, Oct 9, 2007

Feb 6, 2006

11/348941

Peter Kukanskis - Woodbury CT, US
Dennis Fritz - Brookville IN, US
Frank Durso - Cheshire CT, US
Steven Castaldi - Torrington CT, US
David Sawoska - Watertown CT, US

H01B 13/00
H01L 23/48

216 13, 216 41, 216 65, 216 67, 216 74, 216 75, 174250, 438382, 438689, 21912167

A process is revealed whereby resistors can be manufactured integral with a printed circuit board by plating the resistors onto the insulative substrate. Uniformization of the insulative substrate through etching and oxidation of the plated resistor are discussed as techniques for improving the uniformity and consistency of the plated resistors. Trimming and baking are also disclosed as methods for adjusting and stabilizing the resistance of the plated resistors.

2008000, Jan 3, 2008

Sep 4, 2007

11/899256

Peter Kukanskis - Woodbury CT, US
Dennis Fritz - Brookville IN, US
Frank Durso - Cheshire CT, US
Steven Castaldi - Torrington CT, US
David Sawoska - Watertown CT, US

MacDermid, Incorporated - Waterbury CT

H05K 3/06

427098800, 427099200

A process is revealed whereby resistors can be manufactured integral with a printed circuit board by plating the resistors onto the insulative substrate. Uniformization of the insulative substrate through etching and oxidation of the plated resistor are discussed as techniques for improving the uniformity and consistency of the plated resistors. Trimming and baking are also disclosed as methods for adjusting and stabilizing the resistance of the plated resistors.