Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – With pressure and/or temperature compensation
Patent
1990-09-07
1992-08-04
Ng, Jin F.
Measuring and testing
Fluid pressure gauge
With pressure and/or temperature compensation
330256, G01L 1904
Patent
active
051348853
ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for measuring a mechanical deformation includes a pressure sensor with compression-deformable resistors for generating an analog deformation-dependent signal and a circuit for evaluating the analog deformation-dependent signal. The evaluating circuit includes a summing amplifier and a temperature-dependent coupling resistor connected between the input of the summing amplifier and the pressure sensor. The coupling resistor has a temperature coefficient adjusted to compensate for the temperature characteristic of the measuring sensitivity of the analog deformation-dependent signal. A temperature sensor generates a temperature-dependent signal corresponding to a static temperature characteristic of the evaluating circuit. There is provided a circuit for applying the temperature-dependent signal to the input of the summing amplifier to combine it with the analog deformation-dependent signal. The summing amplifier generates at its output a temperature-compensated, deformation-dependent output signal.
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Hecht Hans
Kuhnt Winfried
Ng Jin F.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
Striker Michael J.
Swarthout Brent A.
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