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WO/1997/044643A1 |
The invention relates to an apparatus for measuring the temperature of a body, comprising: a first laser light source for radiating the body with a laser light beam with a first wavelength such that the body undergoes a measurable temper...
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WO/1997/034318A1 |
A heat-treating method and a radiant heating device by which an object to be heat-treated can be heat-treated after the object is heated to an actually desired temperature regardless of the dopant concentration or resistivity of the obje...
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WO/1997/031261A1 |
An apparatus for measuring the content of a predetermined substance in a fluid is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a porous reactive mass (1) that gradually changes colour as it reacts chemically with the substance depending on the vol...
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WO/1997/030229A1 |
The invention relates to a premanufactured covering which mainly consists of a thermoplastic material and which covering is intended for roads, parking areas, etc. The covering has reflective material, friction material or the like on th...
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WO/1997/026516A1 |
Temperature probes (10, 30, 50, 70, 82, 90, 100) are provided comprising a porous or permeable substrate into which is absorbed at least at the surface a diyne monomer. The absorption is achieved by employing a solution of the diyne mono...
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WO/1997/024588A1 |
An infrared thermometer such that the measurand includes no error which may be caused due to the transmission of the heat from an object (especially, an external auditory canal), into which a probe is inserted to the probe, to a waveguid...
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WO/1997/021081A1 |
A user-friendly electronic thermometer (20) comprises a substantially flat probe (24) containing a temperature sensor (26) and extending from a housing (22) or a shell that holds an electronic processor and a digital display read-out (38...
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WO/1997/019331A1 |
The invention relates to a process for evaluating the signal of an infrared thermometer for measuring the temperature of a human body. The infrared temperature has a measuring head on which a measuring cap or a protective film sufficient...
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WO/1997/019332A1 |
The invention relates to a process for the operation of an tympanic clinical thermometer, in which a sensor (8) for detecting infrared radiation is arranged in a housing (1) with a radiation inlet (23). Electronic evaluation means (13) i...
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WO/1997/017887A1 |
A clinical radiation thermometer for measuring body temperature with improved accuracy; comprising an infrared sensor for receiving heat radiation from an object and outputting an infrared detection signal; a light guide for guiding heat...
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WO/1997/018359A1 |
The present invention relates to a wireless temperature monitoring system useful in reducing the risk of scalding to a user. The system includes a temperature sensor/transmitter (16) on the end of a faucet (12) which communicates via a w...
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WO/1997/013129A1 |
A device for detecting and warning against skin-damaging solar radiation has a carrier (1) that can be worn on the human skin, a temperature sensor (10) integrated in the carrier (1) to detect an equilibrium temperature that results from...
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WO/1997/009596A2 |
A process for detecting operational data on rotating parts of a device with a stationary scanning/evaluation device (1) and a surface wave sensor (30) on the rotor (22), in which signals are transmitted between the stator and the rotor v...
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WO/1997/005460A1 |
An apparatus (30) for measuring the properties of the tropopause (26) includes a variable frequency microwave radiometer (40) operating over a range of from about 118.0 to about 119.0 GHz. The radiometer (40) receives as an input a frequ...
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WO/1997/001746A1 |
A temperature detector (5), such as a resistance temperature detector (RTD) or a thermocouple, is embedded in a body (16) of a heat resistant ceramic cement inside a tubular member (4), the RTD being in physical contact with a conical de...
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WO/1996/036860A2 |
Systems and associated methods for ablating body tissue employ an electrode for contacting tissue to form a tissue-electrode interface. The electrode is adapted to be connected to a source of ablation energy to conduct ablation energy fo...
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WO/1996/027116A1 |
A process and device are disclosed for measuring the rotation angle of a rotary body, in particular a body capable of rotating over more than 360�. The rotary body co-operates with at least two other rotary bodies, for example toothed ...
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WO/1996/025288A1 |
A system (1) for measuring the dynamic pressure distribution between rolls (2 and 6) in a nip roll press comprises a roll (6) adapted to rotatably contact at least one other roll (2) in a press nip, having one or more sensors (4) thereon...
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WO/1996/023442A1 |
A device for combined human temperature and pulse measurement contains a radiation emitter and a radiation receiver (30a, 30b, 30c) arranged together in a single housing (10). The housing has a tube (12) that may be at least partially in...
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WO/1996/021848A1 |
The invention concerns an instrument for measuring the power of optical radiation (9), in particular laser radiation, the instrument having a tubular housing, holding several radiation-absorbing elements (3), plus a temperature sensor (4...
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WO/1996/021145A1 |
A method and apparatus for estimating internal brake energy in a fluid cooled brake (16) of the type used in large work machines from easily sensed machine operating parameters. The temperature of the coolant is sensed before and after i...
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WO/1996/018090A1 |
In a process for forming a signal (Tan) for the suction air temperature of an internal combustion engine (100), the signal (TAn) for the suction air temperature is derived from a signal (TMot) for the temperature of the internal combusti...
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WO/1996/015431A1 |
Probe for the reading of the temperature of foods introduced into heat lowering devices, being provided of a curved handle, almost at right angles to the part to be introduced into the food, favouring above all the extraction, equipped o...
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WO/1996/008994A1 |
A tympanic thermometer (100) incorporates a temperature detector element (122) comprised of twin thermopiles (216, 230), each thermopile including a set of sensing junctions (220, 234) and a set of reference junctions (218, 232) configur...
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WO/1996/007086A1 |
A temperature calibration substrate (10) for producing increased temperature measurement accuracy. The temperature calibration substrate includes cavity means (13) located below the surface of said substrate and thermocouple means (15) d...
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WO/1996/001983A1 |
A temperature and/or current detecting sensor (100) has a substrate (102) and a structured resistive layer (104) arranged on the substrate (102). The resistive layer (104) is a platinum-rhodium layer that consists of a tempered platinum ...
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WO/1996/001075A1 |
A process and device are disclosed for sensing the thermal interaction between the human body and the disclosed device. The thus obtained physical measurement data are electronically converted and may be associated in an appropriate mann...
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WO/1996/001413A1 |
A method and a kit for monitoring performance of an incubator, siad incubator module being suitable for incubating multiple samples simultaneously at a defined temperature (e.g. for incubating microtitre plates), said incubator module be...
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WO/1995/030941A1 |
Temperature control apparatus for controlling the temperature of an electrically heated moveable object such as an electrically heated rotatable drum (10). A temperature control mechanism, rotatably mounted in conjunction with the cylind...
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WO/1995/030136A1 |
A method and a device for controlling the handling conditions of at least one objet are disclosed. The method comprises checking the temperature or the temperature as a function of time of at least one object, such as an individual packa...
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WO/1995/027886A1 |
A non-contact temperature measuring system comprising a dual-reference body structure (5) is used to measure the temperature of a moving object (15). The moving object (15) is passed by first (20) and second (30) reference bodies having ...
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WO/1995/022928A1 |
An infrared tympanic thermometer (1) for measuring the body temperature of a human by sensing the infrared radiation emitted by a human tympanic membrane. In the preferred embodiments, the thermopile (31) mounted in a can (2) or on a dis...
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WO/1995/020752A1 |
Apparatus for the measurement of unsteady gas temperatures comprises (a) a temperature probe having a sensing element. The sensing element has an optical interferometer optically coupled to one end of a first, addressing optical fibre. T...
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WO/1995/018960A1 |
A rugged quick-response thermocouple (10) for use in measuring the temperature of a gas flow includes two wires (12, 14) formed of different metals and electrically joined at an exposed junction (16). A ceramic sheath (18) substantially ...
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WO/1995/014913A1 |
This invention is an IR thermometer design using multiple sensor outputs for correcting errors induced by variable probe placement in a patient's ear canal. One embodiment of the system uses two or more sensors (32, 34) to create varying...
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WO/1995/013745A1 |
A novel waveguide assembly (30) for use in an IR thermometer of the type used in measuring temperature of the tympanic membrane of the ear for body temperature determinations. The assembly (30) provides a unique arrangement of spacers (2...
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WO/1995/008122A1 |
An air data sensing probe (100) is adapted for mounting to an areodynamically-shaped airfoil or strut (106) attached to an air vehicle (104). An inlet port (112) located near the leading edge of the strut (106) admits fluid to a first ca...
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WO/1995/008101A1 |
An aerodynamic air data sensing probe (10, 45) adapted for mounting to an air vehicle (14, 14A, 14B) and capable of generating signals related to a fluid flowing relative to the air vehicle (14, 14A, 14B). A fluid inlet (11, 11A, 53) pos...
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WO/1995/001122A2 |
An endotracheal tube has a temperature sensor positioned proximal of a patient's larynx when the tube is in use. Thus, the sensor overlies the tongue. In view of the high vascularity of the tongue, the sensor provides an accurate reading...
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WO/1994/028384A1 |
Actual body temperature is measured by means of a temperature sensor located or incorporated into the inside of the mouthpiece (sucking part) and is electronically evaluated by means of a microprocessor. The measured body temperature val...
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WO/1994/025841A1 |
The system for the detection and remote signalling through radiofrequency of a preset temperature in warm blood persons and animals comprises a clinical thermometer of reduced size applicable to the axilla, with direct reading of a fever...
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WO/1994/025842A1 |
A sensor measures a temperature of a fluid flowing through a passage (20) in a strut (12), and a debris guard (26) disposed at least partially in the passage (20) splits the flow into two flow portions within the passage (20). A sensing ...
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WO/1994/020023A1 |
An optical infrared thermometer (20) has a sole core, refractive rod wave-guide (32), (42), (80), (90) in an optical path between the infrared reception portion of the thermometer (20) and the infrared sensor (40) of the thermometer (20).
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WO/1994/014040A1 |
An industrial mobile process monitoring system is described which provides a means by which a measurable atmospheric condition, such as temperature, can be measured in real time at a plurality of different locations in a structure such a...
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WO/1994/010547A1 |
In a prior art temperature sensor, mechanical-vibration effects can cause the connector leads to break. The aim of the invention is to avoid this and also to shorten the response time of the sensor to changes in temperature. In the tempe...
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WO/1994/008506A1 |
A noncontact infrared tympanic thermometer which does not require environmental stabilization or waveguide temperature control because it utilizes an optically stabilized infrared detector for detecting the infrared energy emitted by the...
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WO/1994/002814A1 |
A temperature probe (10) measures the temperature of a fluid which moves relative to the probe (10). The probe (10) includes a housing (14), a transducer (30), and one or more fins (28). The housing (14) has a bore (16) with a bore axis ...
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WO/1994/000746A1 |
A system for a gauge well pipe (46) in a liquid storage tank (44) with a floating roof (45) including a floatable container (20) located inside the pipe (46) and having a flexible laterally or radially serrated flange (54 or 54") extendi...
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WO/1993/022639A1 |
The clinical thermometer is comprised of an input from a signal conditioner, which signals are generated by a sensor consisting of a negative coefficient resistance arranged to remain in contact with an area of the human body, a signal t...
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WO/1993/016333A1 |
Temperature probe which is intended to be inserted into a foodstuff to be heated and an oven for treatment of foodstuffs including a temperature probe. A temperature probe (10) which is intended to be inserted into a foodstuff (27) to be...
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