High-pressure sensor device and method for manufacturing same
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1. A high-pressure sensor device, comprising:
- a pressure sensor element;
a solder layer; and
an electric circuit, wherein;
the pressure sensor element includes a membrane deformable under a pressure, the pressure sensor includes a functional layer that undergoes a change in an electrical property thereof when deformed, the functional layer includes at least one electric terminal area, and the electric circuit is directly connected to the electric terminal area via the solder layer.
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Abstract
A high-pressure sensor device has a pressure sensor element and an electric circuit, in particular in the form of a semiconductor component, the pressure sensor element having a membrane deformable under the effect of pressure, and a functional layer, which experiences a change in its electrical properties when deformed, and which has at least one electric terminal area, and the design and the manufacturing process being simplified in particular by the fact that the semiconductor component is directly connected to the electric terminal area via a solder layer.
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1. A high-pressure sensor device, comprising:
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a pressure sensor element;
a solder layer; and
an electric circuit, wherein;
the pressure sensor element includes a membrane deformable under a pressure, the pressure sensor includes a functional layer that undergoes a change in an electrical property thereof when deformed, the functional layer includes at least one electric terminal area, and the electric circuit is directly connected to the electric terminal area via the solder layer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12)
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11. A method for manufacturing a high-pressure sensor device, comprising:
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connecting an electric circuit to terminal areas of a functional layer in such a way that solder is first applied to one of two elements; and
then joining and soldering the two elements using a soldering procedure.
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