Robert Boschgmbh

Horst Magenau

Georg Zimmermann

Joerg Heyse

Gilbert Moersch

Harald Koenig

Frank Schatz

Siegbert Steinlechner

Ronald Glas

Nikolaus Simon

Berthold Wocher

Armin Glock

Michael Klaski

Thomas Schittny

Alexandra Jauernig

Horst Jahnke

Heins-Erdam Bollhagen

Manfred Schonborn

Juergen Buehring

Jurgen Buehring

Elke Krauss

Brunhilde Becker

Micromechanical component and a method for its production having vertically arranged layers made of metallic materials, with the layers adhering firmly to one another at least in part. The layers of the micromechanical component are attached to each other via intermediate layers, with the intermediate layers being at least one sputtered layer which can be applied in the form of a metallic start plating to the underlying layer, which includes metallic and nonmetallic areas, and to which an upper metallic electroplated layer can be applied. Upon their completion, the layers yield the micromechanical component with layers that adhere to one another or layers which can be partially detached from one another.

Micromechanical component production method

Valve having a nozzle plate provided with a plurality of radially

Fuel injection valve

A capacitive sensor includes a plurality of individual condenser elements, each of which consist of a first, preferably circular, electrode and a second, preferably surrounding ring-shaped, electrode, which are mounted on one side of a nonconducting support. A common conductor is connected to each of the first electrodes of condenser elements. A signal can be detected separately from each of the condenser elements via conductors connected separately to the individual second electrodes. To increase the sensitivity and to avoid interference, the remote side of the support opposite to the one side is provided with a third additional electrode, which is at ground potential and also acts as a shield for interfering couplings. The sensor is used for measurement of the fuel film thickness in the intake of an internal combustion engine.

Capacitive sensor for measurement of a fuel wall film, particularly in

A stable oxygen electrode which is in an active state and retains said activity for a long service life. The electrode comprises an electrode carrier and an activated transition metal chelate of 5,14-dihydrodibenzo(5,9,14,18)tetraaza(14)annulene. Said metal chelate is activated by heating in an inner gas atmosphere at a temperature of between about 600.degree. and 1000.degree.C for at least 5 minutes.

Activated stable oxygen electrode

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