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Patent
27 Aug 2002
TL;DR: In this paper, a sensor module having a heating structure and a sensor element is described, where the heating structure surrounds the sensor element so that heat dissipation through a frame is largely prevented.
Abstract: A sensor module having a heating structure and a sensor element is described. The heating structure surrounds the sensor element so that heat dissipation through a frame is largely prevented. This yields a greater measuring accuracy of the sensor module. In particular, interfering influences due to a temperature dissipation through the mount frame are thereby prevented.

9 citations


Patent
Kurt Ingrisch1, Michael Bauer1, Dieter Elbe1, Thomas Brinz1, Christian Krummel1 
11 Jan 2002
TL;DR: In this article, a Verfahren zur Detektion eines Geruches eines Stoffgemisches mit mindestens einer geruchsaktiven Komponente vorgeschlagen, wobei eine der Komponents des Stoffemisches als Leitsubstanz was ausgewahlt, die Konzentration der Leitsbstanz mittels eines spezifischen Sensors (4) ermittelt und ein Schaltelement (2
Abstract: Es wird ein Verfahren zur Detektion eines Geruches eines Stoffgemisches mit mindestens einer geruchsaktiven Komponente vorgeschlagen, wobei eine der Komponenten des Stoffgemisches als Leitsubstanz ausgewahlt, die Konzentration der Leitsubstanz mittels eines fur die Leitsubstanz spezifischen Sensors (4) ermittelt und ein Schaltelement (2) in Abhangigkeit von der Konzentration der Leitsubstanz betatigt wird (Figur 3).

5 citations


Patent
27 Aug 2002
TL;DR: In this article, a Sensorbaustein (1) beschrieben, der eine Heizstruktur (4) und ein Sensorelement (10) aufweist.
Abstract: Es wird ein Sensorbaustein (1) beschrieben, der eine Heizstruktur (4) und ein Sensorelement (10) aufweist. Die Heizstruktur (4) umgibt das Sensorelement (10), so dass das Sensorelement weitgehend von einem Warmeabfluss uber einen Rahmen (2) entkoppelt ist. Damit wird eine grossere Messgenauigkeit des Sensorbausteins erreicht. Insbesondere werden storende Einflusse durch einen Temperaturabfluss uber den Halterahmen vermieden.

1 citations


Patent
05 Mar 2002
TL;DR: In this article, a gas sensor comprising a membrane (18), a heating structure (10), an evaluating structure (12), and a sensitive layer (14) is presented, where the sensitive layer is applied in the form of drops.
Abstract: The invention relates to a gas sensor comprising a membrane (18), a heating structure (10) that is arranged on the membrane (18), an evaluating structure (12) that is arranged on the membrane (18), and a sensitive layer (14) that is also arranged on the membrane (18). Said layer can be heated by the heating structure (10) and its electrical resistance can be evaluated by the evaluating structure (12). The sensitive layer (14) is applied in the form of drops (16), and the remaining structures (10, 12) are at least partially adapted to the shape of the sensitive layer (14). The invention also relates to a method for producing a gas sensor.

Patent
Michael Bauer1, Thomas Brinz1, Dieter Elbe1, Kurt Ingrisch1, Christian Krummel1 
23 Dec 2002
TL;DR: In this paper, a sensor is designed to detect an odor from a mixture of substances, at least one component is selected as a guide, and a sensor (4) is structured to be sensitive to this specific substance and register its concentration.
Abstract: To detect an odor from a mixture of substances, at least one component is selected as a guide, and a sensor (4) is structured to be sensitive to this specific substance and register its concentration. A switch (2) is operated by a control unit (5) according to the level of registered concentration, e.g. as a vehicle ventilation flap for the interior (3) of a vehicle (1). The guide substance from a skunk is 3-methyl-1-butandiol; from liquid manure it is propionic acid, acetaldehyde, dimethylamine or butyric acid. The sensor is a semiconductor gas sensor with a sensitive metal oxide layer e.g. tin oxide, tungsten oxide or titanium dioxide, dosed with a noble metal e.g. silver, gold, platinum and/or palladium.

Patent
27 Aug 2002
TL;DR: In this paper, a sensor module is disclosed, comprising a heating structure (4) and a sensor element (10), such that the sensor element is essentially decoupled from a heat flux from a frame.
Abstract: A sensor module (1) is disclosed, comprising a heating structure (4) and a sensor element (10). The heating structure (4) surrounds the sensor element (10), such that the sensor element is essentially decoupled from a heat flux from a frame (2). A greater measuring sensitivity for the sensor module is thus achieved. In particular, disturbances due to a temperature influence of the mounting frame are avoided.