Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...
Patent
1986-06-05
1989-07-04
Orsino, Joseph A.
Communications: electrical
Land vehicle alarms or indicators
Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...
340622, 73295, B60Q 100
Patent
active
048454699
ABSTRACT:
In a device for electrically monitoring oil level, particularly in automobile internal combustion engines, a first temperature-dependent resistance element (1) is housed within a hollow space in an oil measurement rod and positioned at the height of a filling level. The device signals a dropping of the oil level below the filling level. A first resistance element is connected to an evaluation circuit having a source of current (17-23, 26, 27). A second temperature-dependent resistance element (16) is located in the oil measurement rod at a lower point than the first temperature-dependent resistance element (1). In order to be able to monitor the oil level over a large temperature range, the second temperature-dependent resistance element (16) can be switched to the evaluation circuit (emitter resistor 19) for correction of a switching threshold of the evaluation circuit as a function of temperature.
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Farber Martin A.
Hofsass Jeffery A.
Orsino Joseph A.
VDO Adolf Schindling AG
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