Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Philips Medizin Systeme Böblingen Gmbh

Up-med Gmbh

Sebastian Kisban

Ulrich J Pfeiffer

Jörg Zapf

Reinhold Knoll

Stefan Von Dosky

Jürgen Zettner

Stefan Klehr

Piotr Strauch

Tobias Thomamüller

Anna-Luisa Uhlitz

Thomas Neuhauser

The present invention refers to a blood pressure measuring system () configured to surround a patient's body part (E), comprising pressurization means () for applying pressure to the body part (E), and comprising a kinking-proof shell (), wherein the kinking-proof shell () is arranged so as to be located between the pressurization means () and the body part (E), when the blood pressure measuring system () surrounds the body part (E). The present invention further refers to a method of applying a blood pressure measuring system ().

Blood pressure measuring system comprising a kinking-proof shell

A thermoresistive gas sensor, e.g. for a flow sensor or a thermal conductivity detector, has a lattice with lattice webs, which consist of a semiconductor material arranged in the plane of the lattice in parallel next to one another, wherein the semiconductor material is formed on a plate-shaped semiconductor substrate that extends over a window-like cutout in the semiconductor substrate and forms the lattice, where the semiconductor layer is doped outside the cutout in areas of two ends of the lattice at least over the width of the lattice until it degenerates and/or bears metallizations, where the semiconductor layer further contains a separation structure insulating the two ends of the lattice from one another, in which the semiconductor material is removed or is not doped, and where the lattice webs extend in an S shape and are connected electrically in parallel to achieve a high measurement sensitivity and mechanical stability.

Thermoresistive gas sensor

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