Abstract: A shunt resistor (1) includes: a resistance element (3); a first electrode (5A) and a second electrode (5B) coupled to both sides of the resistance element (3); a first fusion material (6A) and a second fusion material (6B) electrically coupled to the first electrode (5A) and the second electrode (5B), respectively, the first fusion material (5A) and the second fusion material (5B) haying electric conductivity; and at least one board (10) coupled to the first electrode (5A) and the second electrode 15B) by the first fusion material (6A) and the second fusion material (6B). The first fusion material (6A) is arranged in a first through-hole (7A) formed in the first electrode (5A) or the board (10), and the second fusion material (6B) is arranged it as second through-hole (7B) formed in the second electrode (5B) or the board (10).

Abstract: A shunt resistor capable of reducing an absolute value of a temperature coefficient of resistance is disclosed. The shunt resistor includes: a base structure including a resistance element and a pair of electrodes; a bridge structure configured to bridge the pair of electrodes and made of a conductor; and connections configured to couple the pair of electrodes to the bridge structure. The bridge structure has a higher resistance than a resistance of the base structure at the connections.

Abstract: A current detection device (30) includes a resistance element (5), and a pair of electrodes (6, 7). The current detection device (30) has a projecting portion (11). The projecting portion (11) has a portion of the resistance element (5) and portions of the pair of electrodes (6, 7). The electrodes (6, 7) have first wall portions (66b, 67b) forming a portion of the projecting portion (11), and second wall portions (66a, 67a) forming the portion of the projecting portion (11). The electrodes (6, 7) have detection areas (66, 67) demarcated by the first wall portion (66b, 67b), the second wall portion (66a, 67a), a leading end portion (66c, 67c), and a contact surface (6a, 7a). The electrodes (6, 7) have voltage detecting portions (20, 21). The voltage detecting portions (20, 21) are arranged in the detection areas (66, 67) with a gap between the leading end portions (66c, 67c).