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Class 137/838 - And multiple or joined power-outlet passages


Subclass of Class 137 - Fluid handling
Definition: Device provided with a plurality of fourth passages or a
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 12/24/2002


NumberTitleIssue Date
6497252Miniaturized fluid flow switch
The invention relates to a miniaturized fluid flow switch which enables a directed deflection or deviation of a fluidic test current injected into a fluidic carrier current. The aim of the invention it to provide a fluid flow switch which does not require...
12/24/2002
4562867Fluid oscillator
There is disclosed a fluidic oscillator in which a stream of fluid is directed against a barrier member in an oscillation chamber. The barrier member serves as one wall of the oscillation chamber and in conjunction with other shaped wall surfaces of the o...
01/07/1986
4447251Sonic levitation apparatus
A sonic levitation apparatus (A) is disclosed which includes a sonic transducer (14) which generates acoustical energy responsive to the level of an electrical amplifier (16). A duct (B) communicates with an acoustical chamber (18) to deliver an oscillato...
05/08/1984
4190083Fluidic logical pyrotechnic initiator
A fluidic pyrotechnic initiator capable of initiating a fluid resonator cridge initiator upon receipt of a low pressure input signal. A monostable supersonic wall-attachment fluidic amplifier is used with a control channel to detach the supersonic jet, c...
02/26/1980
4181153Fluidic-amplifier device having tube in outlet channel
The present invention involves the insertion and use of a tube in one of the outlet channels of a pure fluid bistable amplifier. The amplifier will function so long as the cross-sectional area of the tube is less than twenty percent (20%) of the cross-sec...
01/01/1980
 
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