Electrolytic tilt sensor

Details Electrolytic tilt sensor Electrolytic tilt sensor

1995-03-14

1997-03-18

Hofsass, Jeffery

Communications: electrical

Condition responsive indicating system

Specific condition

340664, 33366, 252 622, 338 44, 200185, 200194, 200 6152, G08B 2100

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056126794

ABSTRACT:
A method of configuring an electrolytic tilt sensor having a plurality of non-precious metal electrodes and a common electrode at least partially immersed in an electrolyte and included within an electrical circuit with a voltage supply by maintaining the power at the electrodes of the tilt sensor below a predetermined threshold power density measured at an immersed surface of the electrodes.

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Applicant's admitted prior art (Applicant'Specification pp. 3-4, 11 and FIGS. 1-2).

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