A measurement device for measuring a temperature prevailing inside a container is disclosed. The measurement device comprises: a process connector including a connector body and a fastener configured to be mounted onto a corresponding counterpart surrounding an opening of the container; a measurement unit secured in an opening of the process connector such that a front surface of the measurement unit is facing into the container when the measurement device is mounted on the container; the measurement unit including or consisting of: a heat pipe and a temperature sensor; the heat pipe having two thermally conductive interfaces including a front interface exposable to the temperature to be measured and a second interface in thermal contact with the temperature sensor; and a thermal insulation surrounding the heat pipe and the temperature sensor.

An electrical penetration food thermometer having an elongated probe, a temperature sensor within the probe, an energy converter capable of generating an electrical power from a temperature difference, and a heat conductor thermally conductively connected to the energy converter.

A sensor includes a printed circuit board having a first region and a second region linked together by a flexible linking portion. A free end portion of the first region opposite the flexible linking portion is movable with respect to the second region. The flexible linking portion is part of the printed circuit board.

A sensor having thermal stability at greater than 900° C., including a sensor body comprising an energy harvesting thermal electric generator, a heat sink in thermally conductive contact with the body, and a conductor electrically attached to the body, the conductor surrounded by a ceramic dielectric material. A borehole system including a borehole in a subsurface formation, a sensor disposed in the borehole.

A sensor having thermal stability at greater than 900° C., including a sensor body comprising an energy harvesting thermal electric generator, a heat sink in thermally conductive contact with the body, and a conductor electrically attached to the body, the conductor surrounded by a ceramic dielectric material. A borehole system including a borehole in a subsurface formation, a sensor disposed in the borehole.

A temperature sensor of a thermal monitoring system is provided for use in power distribution systems. The temperature sensor comprises ceramic printed circuit board (PCB) and a terminal. The ceramic PCB includes a temperature sensing element disposed on a side of the ceramic PCB. The terminal is configured to be fixed directly in contact with a measured point and is directly in touch with the ceramic PCB such that heat is conducted from the terminal, through the ceramic PCB and then to the temperature sensing element. The temperature sensing element is configured to generate an electrical signal in response to the heat such that the electrical signal is sent through a pair of lead wires to a controller for monitoring a temperature. The temperature sensor further comprises an overmolded plastic material to seal a portion of the terminal, the ceramic PCB in its entirety and a portion of the pair of lead wires to ensure a desired physical strength and a desired dielectric strength.

A temperature sensor of a thermal monitoring system is provided for use in power distribution systems. The temperature sensor comprises ceramic printed circuit board (PCB) and a terminal. The ceramic PCB includes a temperature sensing element disposed on a side of the ceramic PCB. The terminal is configured to be fixed directly in contact with a measured point and is directly in touch with the ceramic PCB such that heat is conducted from the terminal, through the ceramic PCB and then to the temperature sensing element. The temperature sensing element is configured to generate an electrical signal in response to the heat such that the electrical signal is sent through a pair of lead wires to a controller for monitoring a temperature. The temperature sensor further comprises an overmolded plastic material to seal a portion of the terminal, the ceramic PCB in its entirety and a portion of the pair of lead wires to ensure a desired physical strength and a desired dielectric strength.

A printed circuit board is housed in a connector. A temperature sensor is mounted on the printed circuit board between two connection pads located on one of the faces of the printed circuit board. A contact housed in the connector is placed in thermal continuity with two thermal conduction lands, one of which is arranged on the same face of the printed circuit board as the connection pads and the other of which is arranged beneath the temperature sensor. Each of the connection pads is connected to a temperature measurement circuit.

A temperature sensor device for sensing a temperature of a surface of an object includes a temperature sensor element being or comprising a thermistor and a housing having a measuring cavity in which the temperature sensor element is disposed. The housing has a measuring surface contacting the surface of the object, an outer shell, an inner shell, and an outer cavity formed between the outer shell and the inner shell. The outer shell, the inner shell, and the outer cavity thermally insulate the measuring cavity and the measuring surface from an environment of the object.

The present disclosure relates to an apparatus of measuring a temperature of a battery cell, which may measure temperature values at a plurality of locations through a plurality of temperature sensors arranged at the locations below a water-cooled battery cell module, and thus may identify a temperature difference between an upper portion and a lower portion of a battery cell, which is not visually identified, as well as all temperature values at all locations below the battery cell.