Electric heating – Heating devices – Tool or instrument
Patent
1993-07-29
1995-04-11
Reynolds, Bruce A.
Electric heating
Heating devices
Tool or instrument
219229, H05B 100, H05B 302
Patent
active
054060532
ABSTRACT:
A heated probe and sensor tip incorporating a thermocouple located near the distal end of the probe. Improved temperature monitoring and control are achieved through placement of a thermocouple at or near the heating surface. In one embodiment of the device, the heating tip surface forms one half of a thermocouple junction. In another embodiment, a spiral resistive ribbon is formed integrally with the tip and comprises a resistive heating element. In an alternative embodiment of the device, a replaceable tip is described. A method for producing the device is also described. The thermocouple is preferably formed by the junction between the heating tip and a heating wire that surrounds the tip. The tip is preferably mounted in an insulative body which is, in turn, mounted at the distal end of a conductive support tube. Power is then delivered to the heating wire through the support tube and a lead connected to the heating tip. The electrically conducted support tube and a proximal portion of the heating tip are preferably enclosed by an outer tube having an end wall that contacts the heating tip so that the distal end of the heating tip projects beyond the end wall.
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Jeffery John A.
Reynolds Bruce A.
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