Electricity: measuring and testing – Using ionization effects – For analysis of gas – vapor – or particles of matter
Patent
1998-04-16
2000-07-04
Do, Diep N.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Using ionization effects
For analysis of gas, vapor, or particles of matter
324523, 204426, 73 232, G01R 3102, G01N 27416
Patent
active
060844140
ABSTRACT:
A method for testing for leakage currents in an oxygen probe, in particular a planar lambda probe, having at least one heating element, one external electrode and one internal electrode, and a solid electrolyte arranged between the electrodes, a first voltage being applied to the heating element. A second voltage is applied to at least one of the electrodes, the second voltage being selected so that the potential difference between the electrode and at least one area of the heating element is positive.
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Diehl Lothar
Neumann Harald
Strassner Walter
Do Diep N.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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