Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Diaphragm
Patent
1994-07-19
1998-08-11
Felber, Joseph L.
Measuring and testing
Fluid pressure gauge
Diaphragm
73718, 3612834, G01L 912
Patent
active
057929572
ABSTRACT:
In a first variant of this pressure sensor with a substrate and a diaphragm which are joined together parallel to each other in a defined spaced relationship, forming a chamber sealed at least at the edge, the chamber-side surface of the diaphragm is completely covered with a diaphragm electrode. The chamber-side surface of the substrate supports a reference electrode consisting of an outer portion, which extends along the edge of the chamber and whose capacitance is virtually pressure-independent, and a pressure-dependent central portion, which is located at the center of the substrate and is connected with the outer portion via a connecting portion. The remainder of the substrate surface is covered with a measuring electrode spaced from the reference electrode by a constant distance. In a second circular variant and in a third, rectangular variant, the reference electrode consists of an outer portion, which extends along the edge of the chamber and whose capacitance is virtually pressure-independent, and two pressure-dependent central portions, which are each located in one half of the substrate symmetrically with respect to the substrate center and are connected with the outer portion via one connecting portion each, and whose boundary curves are continuous and are optimized by an iterative method. In a third variant, the reference electrode differs from that of the second variant in that it is not centrosymmetrical, but symmetrical with respect to a substrate diameter.
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Benzel Hubert
Kallfass Traugott
Luder Ernst
Schaepperle Joerg
Endress & Hauser GmbH & Co.
Felber Joseph L.
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