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Becke
Christoph Becke, Grosskarolinenfeld DE
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090033188 | COOLING DEVICE, AND CHILLED GOODS SUPPORT THEREOF - A chilled goods support for a cooling device comprising a liquid crystal temperature display unit. A supporting element of said chilled goods support is used as a thermal buffer to which the liquid crystal temperature display unit is fixed in a planar manner. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20090033190 | Refrigerator door - A refrigerator door includes an outer wall and an inner wall which surround an intermediate space as well as vertical bars that protrude from the inner wall and are provided with catching steps for door shelves. The bars are formed at least in part by a vertical profiled part while the catching steps are embodied on the vertical profiled part. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20100031690 | REFRIGERATION DEVICE - A refrigerator includes a door having a pair of lateral spaced supports on an inside of the door, and a height-adjustable door storage compartment removably securable via a snap-in structure to the inside of the door at locations between the pair of supports at a plurality of different heights, and a support having a vertically extending guide compatibly configured with a corresponding portion of the door storage compartment. The vertically extending guide and the corresponding portion of the door storage compartment engaging one another for orienting the door storage compartment relative to the door in an installed position of the door storage compartment on the door. | 02-11-2010 |
Craig S. Becke, London, OH US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080236273 | Mass airflow sensing system including resistive temperature sensors and a heating element - A mass airflow sensor is disclosed that includes a heating element comprising an upstream side and a downstream side. Two resistive temperature sensors are placed on each side of the heating element and assuming mass air/liquid flows in a direction from left to right. The resistors are configured electrically in a Wheatstone bridge configuration. A regulated voltage is applied across the mass flow sensing, Wheatstone bridge. The regulated voltage is set high enough to produce self-heating effects on the sensing bridge. The central heating element will also be heated. As mass air/liquid flows across the temperature sensors and the heating element, the upstream (RU | 10-02-2008 |
| 20080314118 | Packaging multiple measurands into a combinational sensor system using elastomeric seals - A combinational sensor system for measuring multiple measurands includes a flow transducer, a pressure transducer and a humidity transducer. The pressure and humidity transducers are provided with independent access to sensed media and are ratiometric to a supply voltage, whereas the flow sensor is sensitive to openings to the flow path. The combinational sensor system utilizes elastomeric seals that include patterned electrically conductive and non-conductive seals. An ASIC is generally associated with the combinational sensor, and is located on a patterned electrically conductive substrate lead frame or for signal conditioning in order to detect any of the sensed measurands. The transducers can be arranged in a manner that distributes the transducers to optimize the accuracy and response time of the combinational sensor system. | 12-25-2008 |
Craig Scott Becke, South Vienna, OH US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100154532 | THERMAL ANEMOMETER FLOW SENSOR APPARATUS WITH A SEAL WITH CONDUCTIVE INTERCONNECT - A flow sensor apparatus and method. A seal with a conductive interconnect is provided that includes a mass flow sense element mounted to a housing containing a thick film and/or thin film bridge structure for sensing media (e.g., mass flow) within a flow tube. The seal effectively isolates wirebond pads and electrical connections from the sensed media. The media, whether liquid or gas, can contain ionics that eventually contaminate the top of the mass flow sense element. The use of the seal with the conductive interconnect thus seals off the electrical connections and prevents exposure to the sensed media. | 06-24-2010 |