Sensor system for measuring a velocity of a fluid including a heating element a resonant circuit and a transducer
    4.
    发明授权
    Sensor system for measuring a velocity of a fluid including a heating element a resonant circuit and a transducer 有权
    用于测量包括加热元件的谐振电路和换能器的流体速度的传感器系统

    公开(公告)号:US09188469B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-11-17

    申请号:US13502386

    申请日:2010-10-15

    摘要: A sensor system for measuring a velocity of a fluid flowing through a channel includes a heating element for heating the fluid. The heating element is provided with a predetermined level of power during operation. The sensor system further includes a primary electronic circuit having a primary resonance frequency which is temperature dependent. The temperature of the primary electronic circuit is determined by heat transferred from the heating element to the fluid flowing through the channel. In addition, the sensor system also includes a transducer arrangement configured to generate a measurement signal indicative of the velocity of the fluid flowing through the channel. The measurement signal is based on the primary resonance frequency.

    摘要翻译: 用于测量流过通道的流体的速度的传感器系统包括用于加热流体的加热元件。 在操作期间,加热元件具有预定水平的功率。 传感器系统还包括具有温度依赖性的初级共振频率的初级电子电路。 主电子电路的温度由从加热元件传递到流过通道的流体的热量来确定。 此外,传感器系统还包括被配置为产生指示流过通道的流体的速度的测量信号的换能器装置。 测量信号基于初级共振频率。

    METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR GENERATING OXYGEN
    5.
    发明申请
    METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR GENERATING OXYGEN 有权
    用于产生氧气的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US20130333563A1

    公开(公告)日:2013-12-19

    申请号:US14002213

    申请日:2012-02-27

    IPC分类号: C01B13/02

    摘要: The invention relates to a method of generating oxygen. The method comprises the steps of: intermittently guiding a stream of oxygen comprising gas through at least one adsorption chamber (12) being equipped with an oxygen separation adsorbent (16), thereby defining an adsorption mode and a desorption mode of the at least one adsorption chamber (12), and thereby enriching the oxygen comprising gas with respect to oxygen, guiding the enriched oxygen comprising gas to a primary side of a dense membrane (52), heating the dense membrane(52) to a temperature at which it is permeable for oxygen, generating an oxygen flow through the dense membrane (52) to its secondary side, thereby separating the oxygen from the enriched oxygen comprising gas and forming a stream of oxygen. According to the invention, the invention further comprises the step of guiding at least a part of the generated oxygen through the at least one adsorption chamber (12) being in desorption mode. The method according to the invention allows generating oxygen in a high purity, thereby being energy saving, cost saving and being performable in a compact device.

    摘要翻译: 本发明涉及一种产生氧气的方法。 该方法包括以下步骤:间歇地引导包含气体的氧气通过装有氧分离吸附剂(16)的至少一个吸附室(12),从而限定至少一种吸附剂的吸附模式和解吸模式 (12),从而使相对于氧气的包含气体的氧富集,将富含氧气的气体引导到致密膜(52)的初级侧,将致密膜(52)加热至可渗透的温度 用于氧气,产生通过致密膜(52)到其次级侧的氧气流,从而将氧气与富氧的含氧气体分离并形成氧气流。 根据本发明,本发明还包括通过处于解吸模式的至少一个吸附室(12)引导至少一部分产生的氧的步骤。 根据本发明的方法允许产生高纯度的氧,从而在紧凑的装置中节能,成本节约和可执行。

    SENSOR DETERMINING A PHYSICAL OR PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETER
    6.
    发明申请
    SENSOR DETERMINING A PHYSICAL OR PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETER 有权
    传感器确定物理或生理参数

    公开(公告)号:US20120296224A1

    公开(公告)日:2012-11-22

    申请号:US13521768

    申请日:2011-01-10

    IPC分类号: A61B5/026

    摘要: The present invention relates to determining or measuring a biological, physical or physiological parameter of an object (10) by a sensor (2). It may be beneficial to constantly monitor or determine a biological, physical or physiological parameter of an object (10) by a sensor (2), subsequently allowing for a preferred removal of the sensor (2) from object (10) when the monitoring is no longer required. Accordingly, a sensor (2) is provided, e.g. a flow sensor, employing a degradable adhesive (8) for attachment of the sensor (2) to the object (10). The degradable adhesive (8) may be degradable e.g. by time, by exposure to a certain measure, e.g. induced heat, or substance for detaching the sensor (2) from the object (10) for subsequent removal of the sensor (2).

    摘要翻译: 本发明涉及通过传感器(2)来确定或测量物体(10)的生物,物理或生理参数。 通过传感器(2)持续地监测或确定物体(10)的生物,物理或生理参数可能是有益的,随后允许当监测是(...)时将传感器(2)从对象(10)中移除, 不再需要。 因此,提供传感器(2),例如 流量传感器,使用用于将传感器(2)附接到物体(10)的可降解粘合剂(8)。 可降解粘合剂(8)可以是降解的。 通过暴露于某种措施,例如, 感应的热量或用于将传感器(2)从物体(10)分离以用于随后去除传感器(2)的物质。

    SENSOR SYSTEM FOR MEASURING A VELOCITY OF A FLUID
    7.
    发明申请
    SENSOR SYSTEM FOR MEASURING A VELOCITY OF A FLUID 有权
    用于测量流体速度的传感器系统

    公开(公告)号:US20120210781A1

    公开(公告)日:2012-08-23

    申请号:US13502386

    申请日:2010-10-15

    IPC分类号: G01F1/688

    摘要: The invention relates to a sensor system (102) for measuring a velocity of a fluid (110) flowing through a channel (108), comprising a heating element (104) for heating the fluid, wherein the heating element (104) is provided with a predetermined level of power during operation. The sensor system (102) furthermore comprises a primary electronic circuit (114) having a primary resonance frequency, which primary resonance frequency is temperature dependent. Herein the temperature of the primary electronic circuit (114) is determined by heat transferred from the heating element (104) to the fluid (110) flowing through the channel (108). In addition, the sensor system (102) comprises a transducer arrangement (126) configured for generating a measurement signal (128) indicative for the velocity of the fluid (110) flowing through the channel (108). Herein, the measurement signal (108) is based on the primary resonance frequency.

    摘要翻译: 本发明涉及一种用于测量流过通道(108)的流体(110)的速度的传感器系统(102),其包括用于加热流体的加热元件(104),其中加热元件(104)设置有 在操作期间预定的电力水平。 传感器系统(102)还包括具有初级共振频率的初级电子电路(114),该初级共振频率是温度依赖性的。 这里,主电子电路(114)的温度由从加热元件(104)传递到流过通道(108)的流体(110)的热量确定。 另外,传感器系统(102)包括被配置为产生指示流过通道(108)的流体(110)的速度的测量信号(128)的换能器装置(126)。 这里,测量信号(108)基于初级共振频率。

    GENERATING AND EXPLOITING AN ASYMMETRIC CAPACITANCE HYSTERESIS OF FERROELECTRIC MIM CAPACITORS
    8.
    发明申请
    GENERATING AND EXPLOITING AN ASYMMETRIC CAPACITANCE HYSTERESIS OF FERROELECTRIC MIM CAPACITORS 有权
    生成和开发电磁MIM电容器的不对称电容滞后

    公开(公告)号:US20110198725A1

    公开(公告)日:2011-08-18

    申请号:US13125822

    申请日:2009-10-24

    IPC分类号: H01L27/06 G01R31/12 G11C11/22

    摘要: The present invention relates to an electric component comprising at least one first MIM capacitor having a ferroelectric insulator with a dielectric constant of at least 100 between a first capacitor electrode of a first electrode material and a second capacitor electrode of a second electrode material. The first and second electrode materials are selected such that the first MIM capacitor exhibits, as a function of a DC voltage applicable between the first and second electrodes, an asymmetric capacity hysteresis that lets the first MIM capacitor, in absence of the DC voltage, assume one of at least two possible distinct capacitance values, in dependence on a polarity of a switching voltage last applied to the capacitor, the switching voltage having an amount larger than a threshold-voltage amount. The invention is applicable for ESD sensors, memories and high-frequency devices.

    摘要翻译: 本发明涉及一种电气部件,包括至少一个第一MIM电容器,其具有在第一电极材料的第一电容器电极和第二电极材料的第二电容器电极之间具有至少100的介电常数的铁电绝缘体。 选择第一和第二电极材料,使得第一MIM电容器作为可应用于第一和第二电极之间的DC电压的函数表现出不对称的电容滞后,使第一MIM电容器在没有直流电压的情况下呈现 根据最后施加到电容器的开关电压的极性,开关电压具有大于阈值电压量的量的至少两个可能的不同电容值中的一个。 本发明适用于ESD传感器,存储器和高频器件。

    TRANSDUCER ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD FOR ACQUIRING SONO-ELASTOGRAPHICAL DATA AND ULTRASONIC DATA OF A MATERIAL
    9.
    发明申请
    TRANSDUCER ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD FOR ACQUIRING SONO-ELASTOGRAPHICAL DATA AND ULTRASONIC DATA OF A MATERIAL 审中-公开
    用于获取SONO-ELASTOGRAPHICAL数据和材料的超声波数据的传感器布置和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20110137166A1

    公开(公告)日:2011-06-09

    申请号:US13058370

    申请日:2009-08-10

    IPC分类号: A61B8/00

    摘要: The present invention relates to a transducer arrangement, particularly a transducer arrangement for acquiring tissue information, a method for using a transducer arrangement for acquiring tissue information and a glove which comprises a transducer arrangement. The transducer arrangement 21 for analysing material 40 comprises: a first transducer element 51 for inducing and receiving mechanical displacements in the material to be analysed 40; and an analysing unit 30. The transducer arrangement is arranged such as to be flexible in order to conform with a curved surface of the material to be analysed 40; and the transducer arrangement 21 is adapted to derive a first signal from a low frequency spectrum of mechanical displacements which first signal correlates to sono-elastographical properties of a material to be analysed 40; and the transducer arrangement 21 is adapted to derive a second signal from a high frequency spectrum of mechanical displacements received by the first transducer element 51 which second signal correlates to ultrasonic properties of a material to be analysed 40. With a transducer arrangement according to the invention it may be possible to generate information about the topographical anatomy and information about elastical properties of the material to be analyzed in parallel, whereby the transducer arrangement may be adapted to the unevenness of the material's surface optimally due to its flexibility which may allow the examiner or user of the transducer arrangement to analyze regions which normally may have an uneven surface profile, which may only be reached with difficulty or whose examination may cause inconvenience to the examiner as well as to the person that is being examined.

    摘要翻译: 本发明涉及一种换能器装置,特别是一种用于获取组织信息的换能器装置,一种使用换能器装置来获取组织信息的方法和一种包括换能器装置的手套。 用于分析材料40的换能器装置21包括:用于诱导和接收待分析材料40中的机械位移的第一换能器元件51; 和分析单元30.换能器装置布置成柔性以便与要分析的材料40的曲面一致; 并且换能器装置21适于从低频谱的机械位移导出第一信号,第一信号与要分析的材料40的声弹性特性相关; 并且换能器装置21适于从由第一换能器元件51接收的机械位移的高频谱导出第二信号,第二信号与待分析的材料的超声波属性相关。使用根据本发明的换能器装置 有可能产生关于地形解剖学的信息和关于要分析的材料的弹性特性的信息并行地进行,由此,换能器装置可以由于其灵活性而适应于材料表面的不均匀性,其灵活性可允许检查者或 换能器装置的使用者分析通常可能具有不平坦表面轮廓的区域,其可能只能难以达到或者检查可能对检查者以及被检查者造成不便。

    Electronic Device and Use Thereof
    10.
    发明申请
    Electronic Device and Use Thereof 失效
    电子设备及其用途

    公开(公告)号:US20080258257A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-10-23

    申请号:US11817706

    申请日:2006-02-27

    IPC分类号: H01L29/00

    摘要: The integrated capacitor structure comprises a first branch with a first capacitor (60) and a second branch with a second capacitor (70). The second capacitor (70) has a higher capacitance density and a lower breakdown voltage than the first capacitor (60). The first branch has a shorter RC time constant than the second branch, such that a voltage peak will substantially follow the first branch. This first capacitor (60) has a sufficient capacity to store the charge of the voltage peak. In one embodiment, the second capacitor (70) is a stacked capacitor. The structure is suitable for ESD-protection and may, to this end, additionally comprise diodes (21) and resistors (22).

    摘要翻译: 集成电容器结构包括具有第一电容器(60)的第一分支和具有第二电容器(70)的第二分支。 第二电容器(70)具有比第一电容器(60)更高的电容密度和更低的击穿电压。 第一分支具有比第二分支更短的RC时间常数,使得电压峰值将基本上跟随第一分支。 该第一电容器(60)具有足够的容量来存储电压峰值的电荷。 在一个实施例中,第二电容器(70)是层叠电容器。 该结构适用于ESD保护,并且为此,还可以包括二极管(21)和电阻器(22)。