Looking for an old thin-film resistor article

Oct 17, 2008 8 Replies

Does anyone have a copy of:



Hall, P.M., "Resistance Calculations for Thin Film Patterns", which appeared in the journal _Thin Solid Films_, Vol. 1, pp 277-295 (1968). I would be happy to pay postage for a decent copy, or if someone could provide a good-quality scan.



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Thank you.



steve


I'd like a copy of that, too.

I'll see if one of my academic pals can get us a copy.

John

I'd like a copy too!

...Jim Thompson

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Your listed email address bounces, and doesn't have any obvious (at least to me) anti-spam features.

Bob Pownall

Um, I thought I included the secret decoder ring in the last brief paragraph of my original post. Hint: there is no ham in my real email address....

Sorry - missed that part of your original post. I've responded off-line.

Bob Pownall

I have an electronic copy of that obscure, but interesting, 42-year-old 19-page article. Where shall I post it?

Bob Pownall has already circulated that paper, as well as Hall's paper on thin film rectangles, to those of us who requested a copy.

But certainly others may have an interest.

Do you have an FTP site?

...Jim Thompson

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Usually you can get anything ever printed in the US from the Library of Congress:

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They even sell you scans of books, even oversea, I've tried it once for an out of print book, but this can be expensive.

For the article you are searching, you can buy it and download online as a PDF:

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Frank Buss, fb@frank-buss.de http://www.frank-buss.de, http://www.it4-systems.de

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