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Class 374/108 - Degree-days


Subclass of Class 374 - Thermal measuring and testing
Definition: Subject matter wherein the composite function is the product
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 12/26/1995


NumberTitleIssue Date
5479350Exhaust gas temperature indicator for a gas turbine engine
An exhaust gas temperature indicator for a gas turbine engine is disclosed in which data representing discrete overtemperature events occurring at different times is stored in a nonvolatile memory for later retrieval and display on an event-by-event basis...
12/26/1995
5313848Disposable electronic monitor device
Apparatus for monitoring an externally applied parameter to selected products. The invention involves a housing enclosing a sensor, and a monitoring and output network. The sensor has a characteristic that varies in some predetermined manner with variatio...
05/24/1994
4536851Electronic thermometer and associated apparatus
An electronic thermometer is particularly adapted for use as a fever thermometer and employs a unique temperature sensor configuration comprising a platinum temperature sensing resistor and tantalum nitride reference resistor both mounted on the same subs...
08/20/1985
4447884Graphic display in an electronic thermometer
An electronic thermometer includes a memory system for storing the body temperature data measured by a temperature sensing element. The memory system has ten memory sections for storing the temperature data of each of last ten days. A graphic display syst...
05/08/1984
4286465Electronic device to record temperatures and the time of occurrence
A digital min-max thermometer that periodically records temperature and the corresponding time of that temperature and rates minimum and maximum values of temperature for a predetermined time interval (e.g., a 24-hour period). The minimum and maximum valu...
09/01/1981
 
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