Automobile chip wide domain oxygen sensor using standard signal output
A vehicle-used oxygen sensor and standard signal technology, which is applied in the field of auto parts, can solve the problems of difficult to guarantee the service life of the oxygen sensor, increase the maintenance and replacement cost of users, and reduce the control accuracy of EFI, so as to achieve the reduction of the number of bonding layers and high temperature resistance. Improved burst performance, reduced interference effect
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[0019] The chip type wide-area standard signal output vehicle oxygen sensor, such as figure 2 As shown, it consists of a porous protective layer 1, an oxygen pump outer electrode 21, an oxygen pump base layer 22, an oxygen pump inner electrode 23, a reaction base layer 24, an inner reaction electrode layer 25, and a multilayer ceramic gas exchange layer from top to bottom. 26. The upper heating base layer 27, the heating electrode layer 28, the lower heating base layer 29 and the heating electrode pins 30 are composed of the porous protective layer 1 being a porous ceramic protective layer made of alumina; the oxygen pump base layer 22 is made of oxidation The yttrium-stabilized zirconia powder is made into a substrate. On this substrate, the oxygen pump outer electrode 21 is printed with platinum paste, and the two form the first layer of sheet A; the reaction substrate layer 24 is made of yttria-stabilized zirconia For the substrate made of powder, the inner reaction electrod...
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