Measuring and testing – Specimen stress or strain – or testing by stress or strain... – Specified electrical sensor or system
Patent
1994-07-21
1996-03-19
Chilcot, Richard
Measuring and testing
Specimen stress or strain, or testing by stress or strain...
Specified electrical sensor or system
84DIG24, 361280, G01L 118, G01L 2500
Patent
active
054995418
ABSTRACT:
A piezoelectric force sensor includes a piezoelectric plate, with one electrode on each of the top and bottom sides of the plate. One of the electrodes is electrically connected via a conductor to a contact pad. In the case that the piezoelectric plate experiences breakage, the conductor is broken, and the remaining residual capacitance of the conductor and contact pad becomes so comparatively small that the breakage can be reliably detected.
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Hopf Gerald
Maihoefer Bernd
Ziegenbein Botho
Chilcot Richard
Dombroske George M.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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