Pressure sensor device

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Electrical

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C073S756000, C438S050000, C257S419000

Reexamination Certificate

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07900520

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor pressure sensor for a pressure sensor device has a pressure detection element which includes a membrane made of semiconductor material, particularly silicon. The sensor includes a support having a three-dimensional body passed through by a detection passage. The detection element is made integral with a first end face of the three-dimensional body, substantially at a respective end of the detection passage. The support is configured to serve the function of a mechanical and/or hydraulic adaptor or interface, with the aim of mounting the sensor into a pressure sensor device, particularly to allow mounting the pressure sensor into a pressure sensor device configured for mounting a sensor of the type referred to as monolithic or ceramic.

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patent: 2009/0314096 (2009-12-01), Colombo

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