Micro-epsilon Messtechnik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Sabine Schmideder

Reinhold Hoenicka

Norbert Reindl

Guenter Schallmoser

Torsten Thelemann

Josef Nagl

Heinrich Aschenbrenner

An inductively operating sensor, particularly for measuring distances and positions of a metallic object, comprising at least a coil, a ferromagnetic or ferritic core and perhaps a housing comprising a sensor element, with the core being embedded in a single or multi-layered ceramic and jointly with the ceramic forming a coil body and with the coil body and the core being connected to each other in a form-fitting fashion. Furthermore, a method is suggested for producing such a sensor.

Sensor and method for producing the sensor

A temperature sensor comprising a sensor element that is arranged in a housing, is characterized in that the sensor element is totally enclosed with a thermally conductive material, preferably with a thermally conductive paste, inside the housing.

Temperature sensor

A sensor comprises a preferably multi-layer ceramic substrate () and at least one sensor element () arranged in, at, or on the ceramic substrate (). The sensor element () can be contacted via a metallic contact (), with the metallic contact () being produced via a soldering connection, which electrically connects the contact () with the sensor element () and here generates a fixed mechanic connection of the contact () in reference to the ceramic substrate (). Furthermore, a method is claimed for producing the sensor according to the invention.

Growing community of inventors

Wurmannsquick, Germany

Sabine Schmideder