Measuring and testing – Dynamometers – Responsive to force
Reexamination Certificate
2006-02-07
2006-02-07
Noori, Max (Department: 2855)
Measuring and testing
Dynamometers
Responsive to force
Reexamination Certificate
active
06993982
ABSTRACT:
A stress sensor enduring against long-term use is provided. Accordingly, a substrate (4), which is used as both a sensor part (1) and a supporting part (2), functions as a stress sensor, in which the sensor part (1) has means for deforming a part thereof in response to a given stress and strain gauges (5) having a function for varying electric properties in response to the deformation, and in which the deforming part has a stress dispersing means (10).
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Karasawa Fumiaki
Ooba Etsuo
Yajima Hiroshi
Elantech Devices Corporation
Harness & Dickey & Pierce P.L.C.
Noori Max
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