Capacitive pressure sensing device

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – With protective separator

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73716, G01L 912

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040844382

ABSTRACT:
A pressure sensing device and method of construction therefor. The device includes at least two dielectric discs which are fused together at their peripheral boundary to form a hollow monolithic capsule having two nominally planar opposed inner surfaces. The opposed inner surfaces of the capsule are mutually separated by a uniform gap near the peripheral boundary and by a distance related to the difference in pressure interior and exterior to the capsule otherwise. Conductive films are disposed on opposed portions of the inner surfaces of the capsule. The device further includes a means for electrically coupling each of the conductive films to an associated terminal exterior to the capsule. The capacitance between these terminals is related to the above-mentioned pressure differential.

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