SHEET RESISTOR IN AN EXHAUST PIPE
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Disclosed is a measuring instrument, particularly an anemometric measuring instrument of a flow sensor, comprising sheet resistors in one or several openings of a cover or a hollow member. The inventive sheet resistors are mounted in the opening/s. The resistance of two sheet resistors differs by one to three magnitudes. A temperature sensor and a heating capacity sensor are inserted into a support element of an inventive anemometric measuring instrument of a flow sensor. The temperature sensor is equipped with a temperature measuring resistor and a heating conductor as platinum thin-film or thick-film resistors on a ceramic support. In order to self-clean an anemometric measuring instrument of a flow sensor in which a temperature measuring element and a heating element are inserted into a support element, the temperature measuring element is provided with a platinum thin-film resistor on a ceramic support for measuring the temperature and is heated with the aid of an additional platinum thin-film resistor. In order to produce an anemometric measuring instrument of a flow sensor from sheet resistors and a cover or a hollow member, two sheet resistors that differ by one to two magnitudes are inserted into openings of the cover or the hollow member and are fastened in the openings.

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HERAEUS SENSOR TECHNOLOGY GMBH | DEGERMAN CRANE OSTERHARM |
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WIENAND KARLHEINZ | 63741 ASCHAFFENBURG |
ULLRICH KARLHEINZ | D-64823 GRO -UMSTADT |
MUZIOL MATTHIAS | 63450 HANAU |
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