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Archive | 1997

Electronic device having an acceleration-sensitive sensor

Bernhard Mattes; Lothar Gademann; Werner Nitschke; Dietrich Bergfried; Gerald Hopf; Botho Ziegenbein; Klaus Meder; Ralf Henne; Thomas Walker; Bernd Maihoefer; Frank Kursawe; Peter Schaedler


Archive | 1992

Fluid-based acceleration and tilt sensor

Ulrich Kippelt; Botho Ziegenbein; Gunther Stecher


Archive | 1995

Acceleration sensor with oppositely-polarized piezoelectric plates

Lothar Gademann; Ulrich Kippelt; Bernd Maihoefer; Botho Ziegenbein


Archive | 1990

Sensor for measuring acceleration and tilt with a bubble level

Botho Ziegenbein; Ulrich Kippelt; Uwe Foell


Archive | 1994

Sensor with quartz tuning fork

Lothar Gademann; Klaus Miekley; Botho Ziegenbein; Andreas Reppich


Archive | 1992

Hot gas sensor device with improved thermal isolation from carrier plate

Peter Nolting; Martin Holland; Botho Ziegenbein; Guenther Stecher; Detlef Baresel


Archive | 1989

DEVICE FOR MEASURING A FLOWING AIR QUANTITY

Gunther Stecher; Hans Hecht; Dietrich Bergfried; Botho Ziegenbein; Richard Muehlheim


Archive | 1997

Pressure sensor with metal membrane for use as strain gauge element

Kurt Ingrisch; Kurt Weiblen; Hubert Benzel; Botho Ziegenbein; Hans-Peter Trah; Andreas Duell; Karl Bender; Jochen Franz


Archive | 1991

Measuring cell for use with a sensor for measuring the mixture ratio of liquids

Dieter Seipler; Botho Ziegenbein; Bernd Maihoeffer


Archive | 1990

Ceramic membrane pressure sensor - has central membrane zone with stiffening region enclosed by inner strain zone and strengthening zone leading to frame section

Albert-Andreas Hoebel; Botho Ziegenbein; Martin Holland; Norbert Dipl Phys Sollich

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