Endress+hauserse+co. Kg

Osram Gmbh

Daniel Sixtensson

Rene Ziermann

Dennis Müller

Fred Haker

Andreas Guth

Norbert Magg

Marc Czichy

Markus Baier

Michael Heise

Dennis Muller

Dennis MÜLLER

Disclosed is a pressure measuring device, whose pressure sensor is protected against thermomechanical stresses, comprising a carrier, a support body arranged on the carrier, a pressure sensor arranged on the support body, a first joint including a joint material connecting the support body with the pressure sensor, and a second joint including a joint material connecting the support body with the carrier. The support body has on a face opposite the pressure sensor a first groove configured such that the first groove surrounds a joint area of the support body. The joint area of the support body and a footprint of the first joint are essentially equally large and significantly less than a base area of the pressure sensor opposite the first joint.

Pressure measuring device having a footprint of a first joint area of a support body

The present disclosure relates to a filling body for reducing a volume of a pressure measurement chamber, which is to be filled with a pressure transmitting fluid, surrounding a pressure sensor. The filling body includes a recess for receiving the pressure sensor and has a free-standing base projecting into the recess on which the pressure sensor can be mounted. A filling body base supporting the filling body is provided on a side of the filling body facing away from the recess. The filling body can be mounted in an application location in such a way that the filling body base supports the otherwise free-standing filling body. The filling body base has a base surface that is smaller than a base surface of a filling body region that is adjacent to the filling body base and surrounding the recess.

Filling body for reducing a volume of a pressure measurement chamber

Disclosed is an easily manufacturable pressure measuring system comprising a support, especially a support of metal, especially stainless steel, a pedestal connected with the support, and a pressure sensor mounted on a free end of the pedestal, in the case of which the pressure sensor is protected against thermomechanical stresses. The pressure measuring system is distinguished by features including that the pedestal includes a base arranged on the support, the pedestal includes a projection extending from the base toward the pressure sensor and comprising the free end of the pedestal, the base has a footprint, which is larger than a footprint of the projection, and the projection has a footprint, which is smaller than a footprint of the pressure sensor mounted thereon.

Pressure measuring system

A pressure measuring device comprises a carrier, a base which is connected to the carrier, and a pressure sensor which is mounted on the base, wherein a bottom base area of the pressure sensor is greater than a top base area of the base, the pressure sensor being protected against thermomechanical stresses by an end of the base, which is facing away from the pressure sensor, the end being adhesively bonded into a recess in the support by an adhesive bond.

Pressure measuring device for protection of pressure sensor from thermomechanical stress

A projection device for projecting at least one image onto a projection surface is provided. According to the present disclosure, a control device of the projection device is designed, on the basis of an evaluation of at least one measured value of a measuring device of the projection device determined during a drive of a discharge lamp of the projection device with a current waveform to be checked, to check the current waveform in respect of its suitability for minimizing an electrode burn-back of a first electrode and a second electrode, and in the case of a positive check result, to retain the checked current waveform, and in the case of a negative check result, depending on a checked commutation vector characterizing the checked current waveform, to create, by means of a specifiable algorithm, a modified commutation vector that characterizes a modified current waveform.

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Potsdam, Germany

Daniel Sixtensson