Printed hydrostatic versatile multiple liquid level switch
First Claim
1. A liquid level switch comprising:
- (a) a first elongated, non-electrically conductive substrate having a pair of elongated electrical conductors thereon;
(b) a second elongated non-electrically conductive substrate having an electrically conductive area thereon, said electrically conductive area being positioned over the pair of electrical conductors positioned on the first elongated non-electrically conductive substrate for enabling electrical bridging contact between conductors of said pair of electrical conductors; and
(c) a substrate coupler for coupling said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates together face to face for providing separation of said non-electrically conductive substrates in the absence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, and for causing contact between said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates in the presence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, producing said electrical bridging contact between said pair of conductors on the first non-electrically conductive substrate.
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Abstract
A liquid level switch is provided having a first elongated substrate having one, two or three or more pairs of elongated electrical conductors thereon, a second elongated substrate having one two or three or more electrically conductive areas thereon, each electrically conductive area being positioned over an associated pair of electrical conductors positioned on the first elongated non-electrically conductive substrate for enabling electrical bridging contact between conductors of the pairs of electrical conductors, and a substrate coupler is provided for coupling the first and second non-electrically conductive substrates together for providing separation of the non-electrically conductive substrates in the absence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, and for causing contact between the first and second non-electrically conductive substrates in the presence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, producing the electrical bridging contact between pairs of conductors on the first non-electrically conductive substrate, in turn producing multiple level output signals.
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23 Claims
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1. A liquid level switch comprising:
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(a) a first elongated, non-electrically conductive substrate having a pair of elongated electrical conductors thereon; (b) a second elongated non-electrically conductive substrate having an electrically conductive area thereon, said electrically conductive area being positioned over the pair of electrical conductors positioned on the first elongated non-electrically conductive substrate for enabling electrical bridging contact between conductors of said pair of electrical conductors; and (c) a substrate coupler for coupling said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates together face to face for providing separation of said non-electrically conductive substrates in the absence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, and for causing contact between said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates in the presence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, producing said electrical bridging contact between said pair of conductors on the first non-electrically conductive substrate. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 21)
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5. A liquid level switch comprising:
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(a) a first elongated, non-electrically conductive substrate having a first and second pair of elongated electrical conductors thereon; (b) a second elongated non-electrically conductive substrate having first and second electrical conductive areas thereon, separated from each other, each electrically conductive area being positioned over an associated pair of electrical conductors positioned on the first elongated non-electrically conductive substrate for enabling electrical bridging contact between conductors of said pairs of electrical conductors; and (c) a substrate coupler for coupling said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates together face to face for providing separation of said non-electrically conductive substrates in the absence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, and for causing contact between said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates in the presence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, producing said electrical bridging contact between conductors of the first and second pairs of conductors on the first non-electrically conductive substrate. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 22)
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15. A liquid level switch comprising:
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(a) a first elongated, non-electrically conductive substrate having a first second and third pair of elongated electrical conductors thereon; (b) a second elongated non-electrically conductive substrate having first second and third electrical conductive areas thereon, separated from each other, each electrically conductive area being positioned over an associated pair of electrical conductors positioned on the first elongated non-electrically conductive substrate for enabling electrical bridging contact between conductors of said pairs of electrical conductors; and (c) a substrate coupler for coupling said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates together face to face for providing separation of said non-electrically conductive substrates in the absence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, and for causing contact between said first and second non-electrically conductive substrates in the presence of hydrostatic pressure thereon, producing said electrical bridging contact between conductors of the first and second pairs of conductors on the first non-electrically conductive substrate. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23)
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