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US Patent 7171858 Semiconductor pressure sensor

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7171858
Patent Inventor Names
Masao Kanatani0
Hiroshi Nakamura0
Masaaki Taruya0
Date of Patent
February 6, 2007
Patent Application Number
11319668
Date Filed
December 29, 2005
Patent Primary Examiner
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Edward Lefkowitz
Patent abstract

A semiconductor pressure sensor is intended to achieve reduction in size and cost by decreasing the number of terminals and the number of pads. In the semiconductor pressure sensor, in a first mode in which correction data is input to a memory, a voltage input change-over switch and an input/output change-over switch are operated by an input signal from a switch change-over terminal in such a manner that a voltage input terminal and an input/output terminal are connected to a digital circuit, whereas in a second mode in which an electric signal corrected and amplified is output, the voltage input change-over switch is connected to a semiconductor sensor chip by means of an input signal from the switch change-over terminal, and the input/output terminal is connected to a correction and amplification circuit.

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