Pressure sensor for appliance products
A household appliance for washing articles with a cleansing liquid includes a cleansing chamber to receive the articles to be washed; a working fluid distribution system coupled to the cleansing chamber to transfer the cleansing liquid to and from the chamber; a pressure signature sensor disposed in...
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creator | DAUSCH MARK E WHIPPLE, III WALTER |
description | A household appliance for washing articles with a cleansing liquid includes a cleansing chamber to receive the articles to be washed; a working fluid distribution system coupled to the cleansing chamber to transfer the cleansing liquid to and from the chamber; a pressure signature sensor disposed in the appliance so as to detect output pressure oscillation of a pump in the working fluid distribution system; and an appliance controller coupled to the working fluid distribution system and responsive to the pressure signature sensor so as to control operation of the pump in correspondence with a pressure oscillation signature generated by the pressure signature sensor. The pressure signature sensor includes a resistive elastomer that is disposed to form a diaphragm with electrodes attached on substantially opposite sides of the diaphragm and which is subject to discharge pressure of the pump. The resistive elastomer material typically comprises a material having a non-specific deflection-resistance relationship such that the signature sensor is a non-calibrated pressure sensor. |
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