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Oxygen concentration detector

Granted 6 Feb 1979 · no office action yet

Assignee: Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

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Inventors: Masatosi Suzuki, Masami Ouki, Yoshinori Akiyama · Examiner: · AU 114 · TC 1100

Application
886591
filed 14 Mar 1978
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US T979002
granted 6 Feb 1979

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Abstract

an oxygen concentration detector of a waterproof construction comprises an oxygen ion conduction metal oxide (1) which produces an electromotive force in accordance with a difference between an oxygen concentration in gas component in a gas under test such as exhaust gas from an internal combustion engine of an automobile and an oxygen concentration in the atmosphere. The structure includes a coaxially arranged inner tube and an outer tube with the inner tube being housed in the outer tube with a water proof structure being interposed therebetween. The inner tube constitutes a lead wire to be electrically connected to that one of two electrodes for taking out the electromotive force which is created. The outer tube (18) serves to expose the inner electrode (2) to the atmosphere at a site such that water may not be splashed into the interior of the sensor.

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IPC · International Patent Classification
Section G — Physics
  • G01N27/407
USPC · US Patent Classification
204/195.S

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