Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Diaphragm
Patent
1997-02-24
1999-02-16
Biegel, Ronald L.
Measuring and testing
Fluid pressure gauge
Diaphragm
G01L 904
Patent
active
058723153
ABSTRACT:
A pressure detecting apparatus includes a sensing body with a diaphragm to which pressure is applied and a strain gauge plate having a {100} silicon substrate and a glass base, which is bonded on the sensing body. A thin portion and through holes are formed in the silicon substrate so that the thin portion has a beam structure on which strain gauges are formed. When the pressure is applied, the resistances of the strain gauges change in a positive direction, while the resistances of the strain gauges change in a negative direction. Accordingly, the linearity of the output from the pressure detecting apparatus can be improved.
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Baba Hironobu
Imai Masahito
Nagase Kazuyoshi
Tanizawa Yukihiko
Biegel Ronald L.
Denso Corporation
Thompson Jewel
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