Piezocryst Advanced Sensorics Gmbh

Epcos Ag

Avl List Gmbh

Michael Hirschler

Alexander Schricker

Alexander Friedl

Helmut Sommariva

Dietmar Kröger

Franz Dreisiebner

Heinz Florian

Helmut Kokal

Martin Baumgartner

Wolfgang Michelitsch

Ferdinand Krispel

Mario Propst

Joachim Schmidt

Peter Stimpfl

Erik Gerstl

Robert Nemeth

David Wimler

Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a measurement system. In one example embodiment, a measurement system is disclosed including a flat measurement element receptacle and at least one piezoelectric measurement element. The flat measurement element receptacle having substantially parallel cover surfaces, and is installed between torque- and/or force-transmitting machine parts. The at least one piezoelectric measurement element arranged in a through-opening of the measurement element receptacle and mechanically fixed, with play, in the through-opening.

Measurement system for installation between torque and/or force-transmitting machine parts

The invention relates to a measuring system for determining a force and/or a torque on a torque-transmitting shaft, wherein: the measuring system has at least three, in particular at least four, piezoelectric elements each having a preferred direction and each being arranged at different positions about a rotational axis of the shaft in a force flow transmitted via the shaft, said arrangement being such that a force of the force flow acts, in particular exclusively, on the piezoelectric elements; the preferred directions each lie parallel to or in a single plane which is intersected by the rotational axis; and the preferred directions of at least two, in particular at least three, of the piezoelectric elements are oriented neither parallel nor antiparallel to one other.

Measuring system and method for determining a force and/or a torque on a torque-transmitting shaft

The invention relates to a piezoelectric multi-layer component with a plurality of piezoelectric layers () lying one above the other and with electrode layers () arranged between the piezoelectric layers, wherein an absorption layer () of absorbing mechanical vibration energy is arranged in the layer stack.

Piezoelectric multilayer component

A piezoelectric multi-layer component is described herein. The component includes a plurality of ceramic layers, and one or more electrode layer. The one or more electrode layer has a material structure that is different than the plurality of ceramic layers and is configured to at least partially block a propagation in a longitudinal direction of pressure waves acting on the piezoelectric multi-layer component.

Electrical multi-layer component

A piezoelectric sensor, preferably a pressure sensor, comprising at least two piezoelectric measuring elements placed in a housing, which are clamped between a membrane on the pressured side of the housing and a pick-up electrode electrically insulated against the housing. The piezoelectric measuring elements are fixedly attached to the pick-up electrode by thermo-compression or soldering and together with said pick-up electrode form a compact measuring element stack, which will significantly simplify assembly of the piezoelectric sensor.

Piezoelectric sensor

The invention relates to a glow plug with integrated pressure sensor for measuring pressure in the combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, where the shell of the glow plug has a section of reduced diameter on the side next to the combustion chamber and following a sealing cone, which section houses a glow coil and ends in a tip extending into the combustion chamber, and where the pressure sensor is positioned without cooling in the section of the glow plug next to combustion chamber. According to the invention the pressure sensor is subjected to pressure in radial direction, the glow coil of the glow plug or the electrical leads of the glow coil being guided towards the tip of the glow plug either by bypassing the pressure sensor or going through the pressure sensor.

Glow plug with integrated pressure sensor

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