Expansible chamber devices – Collapsible chamber wall portion – Wall portion formed of flexible material
Patent
1990-03-26
1991-12-31
Kwon, John T.
Expansible chamber devices
Collapsible chamber wall portion
Wall portion formed of flexible material
92103M, 73715, 73717, 73723, 73721, F01B 1900
Patent
active
050761471
ABSTRACT:
The pressure sensor consists of a substrate and a diaphragm joined together around the periphery so as to form a chamber. The surface of the diaphragm facing away from the substrate is exposed to a medium whose pressure is to be measured. To protect the diaphragm against corrosion or abrasion, the diaphragm surface exposed to the medium is covered with a layer of silicon carbide, preferably by chemical vapor deposition.
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Roempps Chemie-Lexikon, 1987, pp. 3850-3853, Otto-Albrecht, Neumueller, Germany.
Frank Manfred
Hegner Frank
Denion Thomas
Endress u. Hauser GmbH u. Co.
Kwon John T.
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