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Document Number
US Patent 7055254
Issued Date
June 6, 2006
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An adjustment-free tiltsensor for application in the fields of geodesy, geophysics and geotechnics, with a tilt angle measuring range greater than .+-.5.degree. to .+-.10.degree. and an essentially enhanced angular resolution better than 1 microradiant, in which an electrolytic liquid and a gas bubble are present in a closed spirit level, the spirit level is curved over an angle of up to 360.degree., a plurality of electrode configurations each having a plurality of electrodes are arranged along the spirit level for sensing the position of the gas bubble, the electrodes are in electric contact with the electrolytic liquid, and the electrodes are connected to a first electronic circuit, by means of which the electric quantities between selected electrodes can be measured.
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Universitat Bremen (Bremen,DE)
Published
June 6, 2006
Application Number
10/997,390
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November 24, 2004
US Classification
33/366.15   33/366.11 33/366.18 33/366.22
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G01C   9/06   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
33/366.11   33/366.12   33/366.15   33/366.17   33/366.18   33/366.19   33/366.21   33/366.22   33/366.25   33/366.26  
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