Pressure transducer

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Diaphragm

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361283, G01L 912

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045650969

ABSTRACT:
A transducer has a first and second sensing diaphragm configured such that a first pressure P1 is applied to the first diaphragm and a second pressure P2 is applied to the second diaphragm and wherein both diaphragms are formed on the same substantially flat face of a diaphragm wafer. The transducer is configured such that each diaphragm responsive to P1 or P2 respectively also affects a fluid in a closed common fluid cavity such that the deflection of the diaphragm is representative of the pressure differential (P1-P2).

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Behr, M. and J. Giachino, "A Miniature Pressure Sensor for Automotive Applications," I Mech E. Conference Pub. 1981-10 (1981), Presented at The Third International Conference on Automotive Electronics at London in Oct. 1981.
Drawing "CPT-II" (FIG. 6.3) Acknowledged as Prior Art.

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