Thermistor intended primarily for temperature measurement and procedure for manufacture of a thermistor
CA 1316272 C · Owner: Hallje, Per · Inventors: Silverberg, Per; Hallje, Per; Agnvall, Clas-Goran
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The invention relates to a thermistor primarily intended for, temperature measurement. The thermistor comprises at least two thermistor plates (14-17) on a carrier (10) adjacent to each, other and connected in series. The plates are separated from each other by a preferably elongated gap (18) and the upper surfaces of said plates are largely covered by upper electrode surfaces (24-26). The thermistor plates (14-17) are arranged within a limited area of the carrier (10) so that the maximum aggregate area of the thermistor plates (14-17) is constant whereas the size of each individual thermistor surface is variable by displacement of the position of the gap(s) (18) within the said limited …
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- Granted April 13, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 13, 2010.
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