Tdk Electronics Ag

Relyon Plasma Gmbh

Johann Pichler

Markus Puff

Stefan Nettesheim

Pavol Kudela

Georg Kügerl

Dariusz Korzec

Dominik Burger

Thomas Feichtinger

Franz Rinner

Markus Koini

Michael Weilguni

Manfred Schweinzger

Alfred Hofrichter

Stefan Sax

Volker Wischnat

Masahiro Oishi

Sandro Kappert

Alexander Melischnig

Nele Reimer

Klaus Forster

A sensor () which consists of a first electrode (), a ferroelectric layer () and a second electrode () is described. The second electrode () is connected to ground and the ferroelectric layer () is arranged between the first and second electrodes ().

Ferroelectric sensor

In an embodiment a device includes a first housing in which a piezoelectric transformer is arranged and a second housing in which a control circuit is arranged, the control circuit configured to apply an input voltage to the piezoelectric transformer, wherein the piezoelectric transformer is configured to ionize a process medium, and wherein the device is configured to provide a circulating air operation so that the process medium is guided from the piezoelectric transformer through a catalytic converter and then back to the piezoelectric transformer and generate a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma.

Device for producing a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma and active space comprising such a device

A device () comprising an electro-ceramic component () which has a first electrical contact (A), provided on a first side face (A) of the electro-ceramic component () in the excitation zone (), and a second electrical contact (B) provided on a second side face (B) of the electro-ceramic component (). A sealing compound () is placed around the electro-ceramic component () so that the first electrical contact (A) and the second electrical contact (B) are covered by the sealing compound () and a free end () of a section () of the high-voltage zone () of the electro-ceramic component () projects beyond a free end () of the sealing compound ().

Device having an electro-ceramic component

An electric component with a fail safe element is disclosed. In an embodiment a component includes a functional element and a fail safe element electrically interconnected therewith, wherein the fail safe element is configured to ensure a minimum resistance or a minimum conductivity of the component in the event of a failure of the functional element.

Electric component with fail safe element

An electrical circuit and a method for using the electrical circuit are disclosed. In an embodiment an electrical circuit includes an energy transducer, an energy storage system, a first terminal and a second terminal, wherein the energy transducer is electrically coupled with the first and second terminals, wherein the energy storage system is electrically coupled with the first and second terminals, wherein the energy transducer is configured to charge the energy storage system at discrete time intervals, wherein the energy storage system is configured to provide energy continuously, wherein the energy transducer includes a solar cell, and wherein the energy storage system includes a solid-state storage battery.

Electrical circuit and use of the electrical circuit

An electronic device is disclosed. In an embodiment an electronic device includes at least one first carrier and at least one semiconductor chip, wherein the first carrier has a cavity in which the semiconductor chip is arranged.

Electronic device

A device for producing a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma and an active space including such a device are disclosed. In an embodiment a device includes a first housing, in which a piezoelectric transformer is arranged and a second housing, in which a control circuit is arranged, the control circuit configured to apply an input voltage to the piezoelectric transformer, wherein the first housing comprises a coating configured to eradicate irritant gases.

A device for generating a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma is disclosed. In an embodiment a device includes a first piezoelectric transformer configured to ignite a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma in a process medium and a control circuit configured to apply an input voltage to the first piezoelectric transformer and to perform a modulation of the input voltage such that the first piezoelectric transformer generates an acoustic signal as a result of the modulation.

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Breitenau am Hochlantsch, Austria

Johann Pichler