Device for detecting a thermal linear dilation on part of a machine
AssigneeDr. Johannes Heidenhain GmbH
InventorsJan Braasch, Josef Müller, Martin Seichter
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AssigneeDr. Johannes Heidenhain GmbH
InventorsJan Braasch, Josef Müller, Martin Seichter
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A device for detecting thermally caused linear expansions of a machine element, wherein the device includes a temperature sensor placed along an expansion direction. The temperature sensor includes a first metallic conductor having an electrical resistance that is proportional to an average temperature of an area to be monitored and a plurality of trimmer tracks in the form of further metallic conductors placed next to the first metallic conductor. The temperature sensor further includes electrical connections selectively interconnecting the plurality of trimmer tracks with the first metallic conductor and wherein the plurality of the trimmer tracks have an effective electrical resistance that is proportional to the average temperature of the area to be monitored.
A device for detecting thermally caused linear expansions of a machine element, said device comprising:
A machine tool comprising:
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