JPH07111413B2 - Exhaust gas concentration detector - Google Patents

Exhaust gas concentration detector

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JPH07111413B2
JPH07111413B2 JP62213107A JP21310787A JPH07111413B2 JP H07111413 B2 JPH07111413 B2 JP H07111413B2 JP 62213107 A JP62213107 A JP 62213107A JP 21310787 A JP21310787 A JP 21310787A JP H07111413 B2 JPH07111413 B2 JP H07111413B2
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金正 佐藤
定寧 上野
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は排気ガス中の成分濃度を比例的に検出する排気
ガス濃度センサの特性調整装置に関するものである。
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a characteristic adjusting device for an exhaust gas concentration sensor that proportionally detects the concentration of components in exhaust gas.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

排気ガス中の成分濃度を検出する排気ガス濃度センサは
すでに広く知られている。
Exhaust gas concentration sensors that detect the concentration of components in exhaust gas are already widely known.

ところで、この排気ガス濃度センサはセンサ部がその生
産に際して、製品特性の均一性保持が難しく、その結
果、同一排気ガス濃度に対して出力特性が異なるという
欠点を有している。
By the way, this exhaust gas concentration sensor has a drawback that it is difficult for the sensor section to maintain the uniformity of product characteristics during its production, and as a result, output characteristics differ for the same exhaust gas concentration.

すなわち、第6図に示すように本来必要とされる目標の
出力電圧範囲T.Bに対してあるセンサではA特性、ほか
のセンサではB特性といつた特性変動を有していた。
That is, as shown in FIG. 6, with respect to the originally required target output voltage range TB, one sensor has characteristic A, and other sensors have characteristic B.

このため、この特性変動を較正するために、例えば実開
昭61−140957号公報に見られるように出力回路に調整抵
抗を介装して目標出力電圧範囲T.Bに収まるように調整
している。
Therefore, in order to calibrate this characteristic variation, an adjustment resistor is provided in the output circuit so as to be adjusted within the target output voltage range TB as shown in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 61-140957.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problems to be solved by the invention]

ところで、先に述べた調整抵抗は例えば (i)センサ本体の内部に収納する方式 (ii)センサと処理回路との間に直列的に介装する方
法、 (iii)コネクタの内部に収納する方法 とがそれぞれ提案されている。
By the way, the adjustment resistor described above is, for example, (i) a method of being housed inside the sensor body, (ii) a method of serially interposing between the sensor and the processing circuit, and (iii) a method of being housed inside the connector. And are proposed respectively.

しかしながら、前記(i)の方式ではセンサ自身が高温
に加熱されるため適正な調整抵抗値が維持できないとい
う問題がある。
However, the method (i) has a problem that the sensor itself is heated to a high temperature, so that an appropriate adjustment resistance value cannot be maintained.

また、(ii),(iii)の方式では調整抵抗と出力信号
用のリードとが直列的にしかも機械的に接続されるた
め、センサを取付ける時や、エンジンルーム内の点検等
の際にケーブルを引つ張ると、出力リードと調整抵抗と
の間に大きな引き抜き力が作用することがあり、このた
め調整抵抗が破損したり、抵抗特性が変化したりすると
いつた問題がある。
Also, in the methods (ii) and (iii), the adjustment resistor and the output signal lead are connected mechanically in series and mechanically, so when installing the sensor or inspecting the engine room, the cable When pulling out, a large pull-out force may act between the output lead and the adjusting resistor, which causes problems when the adjusting resistor is damaged or the resistance characteristic changes.

本発明は上述の事情に鑑みて為されたもので調整抵抗器
が高熱の悪影響を受けることなく、しかも外力によつて
ダメージを受ける虞れなく、安定して高精度の抵抗値を
長時間維持し得る排気ガス濃度検出装置を提供すること
を目的とする。
The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the adjustment resistor is not adversely affected by high heat, and is not likely to be damaged by external force, and stably maintains a high-precision resistance value for a long time. It is an object of the present invention to provide an exhaust gas concentration detection device that can be used.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

上記の目的を達成する為に創作した本発明装置は、排気
ガス濃度センサと、上記排気ガス濃度センサからの検出
信号を受けて制御信号を発する駆動回路と、前記排気ガ
ス濃度センサの特性を較正するための抵抗器とを備えた
排気ガス濃度検出装置に適用され、上記抵抗器の少なく
とも1つを駆動回路から引き出すとともに上記排気ガス
濃度センサのリードと分岐したリード線の途中に、少な
くとも上記駆動回路に対して接続・切離し自在な側が上
記排気ガス濃度センサ及びそのリード線と別体な1対の
コネクタを設け、該コネクタの上記駆動回路に対して接
続・切離し自在な側に上記抵抗器の少なくとも1つを収
納するとともに電気絶縁性材料によって空隙を充填して
埋設したものである。
The device of the present invention created to achieve the above object calibrates the characteristics of the exhaust gas concentration sensor, the drive circuit that issues a control signal in response to the detection signal from the exhaust gas concentration sensor, and the characteristics of the exhaust gas concentration sensor. Is applied to an exhaust gas concentration detection device having a resistor for controlling the exhaust gas concentration sensor, and at least one of the resistors is pulled out from a drive circuit and at least the drive is provided in the middle of a lead wire branched from the lead of the exhaust gas concentration sensor. A side that is connectable / disconnectable with respect to the circuit is provided with a pair of connectors that are separate from the exhaust gas concentration sensor and its lead wire, and a side of the resistor that is connectable / disconnectable with respect to the drive circuit is connected to the resistor. At least one is accommodated and the voids are filled with an electrically insulating material and buried.

〔作用〕[Action]

上記の構成によれば、 (イ)較正用の抵抗器(調整抵抗器)を、リード線で引
き出してあるので、この調整抵抗器を高熱部から離間せ
しめて配設することが可能となり、温度の影響を受けず
に適正な抵抗値を維持し得る。
According to the above configuration, (a) since the calibration resistor (adjustment resistor) is drawn out by the lead wire, it is possible to dispose this adjustment resistor away from the high temperature part, and It is possible to maintain a proper resistance value without being affected by.

(ロ)上記の調整抵抗器とリード線に直接に固着せず、
コネクタを介してあるので、上記リード線が何らかの事
情(例えば何かが引つ懸るなど)によつてき強く引つ張
られても、調整抵抗器は無理な力を受けない。
(B) Do not fix the adjustment resistor and the lead wire directly to the above,
Since the lead wire is provided through the connector, the adjustment resistor is not subjected to excessive force even if the lead wire is pulled strongly due to some circumstances (for example, something is hung up).

(ハ)更に、前記の調整抵抗器を、コネクタの着脱側
(リード線に対して固着されておらず、自在に導通・切
離しされる側)に収納してあるので、異なつた抵抗値の
ものを予め準備しておくと着脱交換が容易に、かつ迅速
に行われる。
(C) In addition, since the adjusting resistor is stored on the detachable side of the connector (the side that is not fixed to the lead wire but can be freely connected or disconnected), it has a different resistance value. If it is prepared in advance, attachment / detachment / replacement can be easily and quickly performed.

(ニ)また調整抵抗器をコネクタに収納するとともに電
気絶縁性材料によって空隙を充填して埋設したので、コ
ネクタに収納した抵抗器の封止性、絶縁性、耐振性、及
びリードの引張り抜け止め性が高まり、適正な抵抗値を
維持できる。
(D) Since the adjusting resistor is housed in the connector and the gap is filled with an electrically insulating material and embedded, the sealing property of the resistor housed in the connector, insulation, vibration resistance, and pull pull-out prevention of the lead As a result, it is possible to maintain a proper resistance value.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

第1図は本発明に係る排気ガス濃度検出装置の1実施例
を示す配線図である。
FIG. 1 is a wiring diagram showing an embodiment of an exhaust gas concentration detecting device according to the present invention.

10は酸素濃度検出器部分であつて、電解質1と、電極2,
3と、拡散孔4とを備えている。すなわち、ジルコニア
電解質1の隔壁の内外に電極2,3を有し、内側の電極2
は大気に曝し外側の電極3は、拡散孔4を通つて導入さ
れる。自動車の排気ガスに曝される。このジルコニア電
解質1は、低温では内部抵抗が大きいため、ヒータ5を
組合せて常時加熱して用いる。ジルコニア電解質1の内
部抵抗をR1、起電力をEとして、これをブリツジ回路と
組合せ駆動して出力を得ることができる。抵抗R2,Rs,
R3,Riでブリツジを構成し、それぞれ一辺の抵抗とす
る。E′は超電力Eに見合つた設定電圧である。ブリツ
ジ抵抗列それぞれの中点に発生する電圧を差動増幅でき
る演算増幅器A1を組付け、その差動増幅量に応じて、ヒ
ータ電流を増減し、加熱量を自動的に変化させて、ジル
コニア電解質1を常に所定の温度範囲に入れるようにす
る。Vcは、空気過剰率λが1以下のリツチ領域で、出力
が正の維持できるように予め印加しておくバイアス電圧
である。VBは電源電圧、Voは出力電圧値を示す。Trは差
動増幅器の出力を受けて、ヒータ5に流す電流値を決め
るためのトランジスタである。このような、空燃比検出
器10の駆動回路部11は、自動車のエンジン制御用として
用いられるマイクロコンピユータの収納された回路基板
を内蔵させるケース12の内部に収納される。空燃比検出
器10のジルコニア電解解1を含む検出部のばらつきを吸
収して、拡散膜の膜厚や緻密度の違い(緻密度の違い
は、内部のガス拡散孔の数,孔径,孔の長さなどのばら
つきによるものである)による影響を除去するため、調
整抵抗器R2,Rsを設ける。
Reference numeral 10 is an oxygen concentration detector, which includes an electrolyte 1, an electrode 2,
3 and a diffusion hole 4 are provided. That is, the electrodes 2 and 3 are provided inside and outside the partition wall of the zirconia electrolyte 1 and
Is exposed to the atmosphere and the outer electrode 3 is introduced through the diffusion hole 4. Exposed to vehicle exhaust gas. Since this zirconia electrolyte 1 has a large internal resistance at low temperatures, it is used in combination with a heater 5 while being constantly heated. The internal resistance of the zirconia electrolyte 1 is R 1 , the electromotive force is E, and this can be combined with a bridge circuit for driving to obtain an output. Resistance R 2 , Rs,
A bridge is formed by R 3 and Ri, and each side has a resistance. E'is a set voltage commensurate with the super power E. Assemble an operational amplifier A1 that can differentially amplify the voltage generated at the middle point of each bridge resistor array, increase or decrease the heater current according to the differential amplification amount, and automatically change the heating amount to produce a zirconia electrolyte. Always keep 1 in the specified temperature range. Vc is a bias voltage applied in advance so that the output can be maintained positive in the latch region where the excess air ratio λ is 1 or less. V B is the power supply voltage, and Vo is the output voltage value. Tr is a transistor for receiving the output of the differential amplifier and determining the value of the current flowing through the heater 5. Such a drive circuit unit 11 of the air-fuel ratio detector 10 is housed inside a case 12 in which a circuit board in which a microcomputer used for controlling an engine of an automobile is housed. The difference in the film thickness and the density of the diffusion film is absorbed by absorbing the variation of the detection part including the zirconia electrolytic solution 1 of the air-fuel ratio detector 10 (the difference in the density is the number of gas diffusion holes inside, the hole diameter, the Adjustment resistors R 2 and Rs are provided in order to eliminate the influence of the variation due to variations in length, etc.).

上記の調整抵抗器R2,Rsは、駆動回路11から、リード線L
1,L2,L3を介して引き出し、コネクタ13,14を介し、更
にリード線L8,L9,L10及びコネクタ15を介して接続す
る。
The adjusting resistors R 2 and Rs above are connected to the lead wire L from the drive circuit 11.
It is drawn out via 1 , L 2 and L 3, and is connected via the connectors 13 and 14, and further via the lead wires L 8 , L 9 , L 10 and the connector 15.

上記のコネクタ15は、調整抵抗器Ass′y16の外筐と嵌合
して接続される。
The connector 15 is fitted and connected to the outer casing of the adjusting resistor assembly 16 '.

換言するならばコネクタ15は所謂メスのコネクタであつ
て、これと結合・離脱可能なオスのコネクタ内に調整抵
抗R2,Rsを収納して、調整抵抗器Ass′y16が構成され
る。
In other words, the connector 15 is a so-called female connector, and the adjusting resistors R 2 and Rs are housed in a male connector that can be connected / disengaged with the connector 15 to form the adjusting resistor Ass'y 16.

第3図(A)は、上記のリード線L1〜L10及び、コネク
タ13,14,15を含む外観図である。また、第4図はコネク
タ15及び調整抵抗器Ass′y16の断面図である。第4図の
V−V矢視図を第5図に示す。
FIG. 3 (A) is an external view including the lead wires L 1 to L 10 and the connectors 13, 14 and 15. FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the connector 15 and the adjusting resistor assembly 16 '. A view taken along the line VV of FIG. 4 is shown in FIG.

第1図に示した酸素濃度検出器部分10は、前述のコネク
タ14に対してリード線L11,L12,L13,L14を介して接続
されている。該部の外観は第3図(A)に表わされてい
る。
The oxygen concentration detector portion 10 shown in FIG. 1 is connected to the above-mentioned connector 14 via lead wires L 11 , L 12 , L 13 , and L 14 . The appearance of this part is shown in FIG.

(第4図参照)コネクタ15の先に、本発明を適用して構
成した調整抵抗器Ass′y16を抜け止め機構17付きで組合
わせる。既成コネクタ15には、ゴム製の防水栓20が嵌合
し、内側は自動車用低圧電線26が接する。その先端には
抜け止め付き既成金属端子21が取付けられ、コネクタケ
ース15に嵌合している。
(Refer to FIG. 4) The adjusting resistor assembly 16 constructed by applying the present invention is combined with the connector 15 at the tip thereof with the retaining mechanism 17. A rubber waterproof plug 20 is fitted to the ready-made connector 15, and an automobile low-voltage electric wire 26 is in contact with the inside. A ready-made metal terminal 21 with a stopper is attached to the tip thereof, and is fitted into the connector case 15.

調整抵抗アツセンブリ16は、防止ゴム22を介して新設の
樹脂のハウジング23に取付けられる。前記の金属端子21
は金属端子24に嵌入し、対をなしたそれぞれの金属端子
の他端には、調整抵抗器R2,RS,R3が1ケまたは2ケの組
合せで取付けられる。これらの調整抵抗器部には低温で
処理できる絶縁物のコーテング27を行ない、包みこんで
埋設する。最後に、蓋25を例えば、外周の接触面部で超
音波融着によつて固定する。尚、応用例として、コンピ
ユータ収納ケース12から直接外に出した調整抵抗器取付
け用リードにコネクタ15を取り付け、調整抵抗器アツセ
ンブリ16を取り付ける。
The adjustment resistor assembly 16 is attached to a new resin housing 23 via a prevention rubber 22. The metal terminal 21
Is fitted in the metal terminal 24, and one or two combinations of adjusting resistors R 2 , RS, and R 3 are attached to the other end of each pair of metal terminals. An insulating coating 27, which can be processed at a low temperature, is provided in these adjusting resistors, and is wrapped and embedded. Finally, the lid 25 is fixed, for example, by ultrasonic fusion at the outer peripheral contact surface portion. As an application example, the connector 15 and the adjustment resistor assembly 16 are attached to the adjustment resistor attachment leads directly out of the computer storage case 12.

第2図は、第1図の実施例と異なる実施例の配線図であ
るが、本例における外観は第3図(A)と同様である。
FIG. 2 is a wiring diagram of an embodiment different from the embodiment of FIG. 1, but the external appearance of this embodiment is similar to that of FIG. 3 (A).

第3図(A)の実施例の変形例として(配線図は省略す
るが、その全体的構成を第3図(B)の如くにすること
も出来る。
As a modified example of the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 (A) (a wiring diagram is omitted, the entire structure can be as shown in FIG. 3 (B).

第7図は、第3図(A)の内部構造を模式的に描いた説
明図である。
FIG. 7 is an explanatory view schematically showing the internal structure of FIG. 3 (A).

第8図(A),(B)は、第3図(A)や第7図と異な
る実施例の外観図と、内部構造の模式図である。本例
は、調整抵抗R2,Rsをコネクタ16′に対して挿脱自在に
収納した例である。
FIGS. 8A and 8B are an external view of an embodiment different from FIGS. 3A and 7 and a schematic view of the internal structure. This example is an example in which the adjusting resistors R 2 and Rs are housed in the connector 16 ′ so that they can be inserted and removed freely.

第9図は更に異なる実施例の模式図、第10図は更に異な
る実施例の模式図である。
FIG. 9 is a schematic view of a further different embodiment, and FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a further different embodiment.

以上に述べた何れの実施例においても、 (I)調整抵抗器の取り付け部には、空燃比検出器とそ
のリードを介した熱伝導の影響がないため、調整抵抗器
は、その耐熱性の範囲内で使用可能となる。従つて長期
に亘つて出力電圧の精度を高かく維持できる。
In any of the embodiments described above, (I) the mounting portion of the adjusting resistor is not affected by heat conduction through the air-fuel ratio detector and its leads, so that the adjusting resistor is It can be used within the range. Therefore, the accuracy of the output voltage can be kept high for a long period of time.

(II)空燃比検出器を取り付けようとする場合や、エン
ジンルーム内を点検するときなどの如く、本発明装置付
近で作業をする場合、リード線を引つ掛けて強いテイシ
ヨンを与えても、調整抵抗器にダメージを与えない。
(II) When trying to attach an air-fuel ratio detector, or when working in the vicinity of the device of the present invention, such as when inspecting the engine room, even if a strong lead is given by hooking the lead wire, Does not damage the adjusting resistor.

(III)調整抵抗器Ass′yは、ブリツジの各辺の抵抗の
組合せを利用するものであり、一つの抵抗値が決まれば
他方が一義的に決まるので、予め多量に製作し準備して
おくことができるので、組立工数低減となる。
(III) The adjusting resistor Ass'y uses a combination of resistances on each side of the bridge, and if one resistance value is determined, the other is uniquely determined. Therefore, the number of assembling steps can be reduced.

(IV)調整抵抗器Ass′yは、例えば、調整後の出力電
圧が若干規定値を超えるものができた時は、調整抵抗器
Ass′yは、抜け止めをはずして即座に別のAss′yに交
換可能であるため、歩留り向上を計ることができる。
(IV) The adjusting resistor assembly is, for example, an adjusting resistor when the output voltage after adjustment is slightly higher than the specified value.
Since the Ass'y can be replaced with another Ass'y immediately after removing the retainer, it is possible to improve the yield.

(V)空燃比検出器側の耐熱被覆を用いたリードの長さ
は必要最小限にできるので、低価格を維持できる。
(V) Since the length of the lead using the heat resistant coating on the air-fuel ratio detector side can be minimized, the cost can be kept low.

(VI)防止対策,絶縁対策,耐振対策,リードの引き張
り抜け止め対策などを既成部品の寄せ集めでできるので
安価に信頼性を向上させることができる。
(VI) Preventive measures, insulation measures, anti-vibration measures, lead pull-out prevention measures, etc. can be implemented by gathering existing parts, so reliability can be improved at low cost.

〔発明の効果〕〔The invention's effect〕

以上詳述したように、本発明を適用すると、調整抵抗器
が高熱の影響を受けることなく、高精度で抵抗値を維持
することが出来、しかも、リード線が過大な張力を被つ
ても調整抵抗器が破損する虞れが無い。
As described above in detail, when the present invention is applied, the adjustment resistor can maintain the resistance value with high accuracy without being affected by high heat, and moreover, the adjustment can be performed even if the lead wire is subjected to excessive tension. There is no risk of damaging the resistor.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図及び第2図は、それぞれ本発明の1実施例におけ
る配線図である。 第3図(A)は上記双方の実施例に共通する外観図、第
3図(B)は上記と異なる実施例の外観図である。 第4図は、第3図の実施例に示したコネクタ15及び調整
抵抗Ass′yの断面図であり、第5図はそのV−V矢視
図である。 第6図は空気過剰率と出力電圧との関係を示す特性図表
である。 第7図は前記実施例(第3図(A))の内部構造を模式
的に描いた説明図である。 第8図(A),(B)は、第3図(A)や第7図と異な
る実施例の外観図と、内部構造の模式図である。 第9図乃至第10図は、それぞれ更に異なる実施例の説明
図である。 1……ジルコニア電解質、2,3……電極、4……拡散
孔、5……ヒータ、10……酸素濃度検出器(空燃比検出
器)、12……ケース、13,14,15……コネクタ、16……調
整抵抗器Ass′y、27……コーテテイング、L1〜L14……
リード線、R2,Rs,R3……調整抵抗器(それぞれブリツジ
の1辺をなす抵抗器)、Ri……ジルコニア電解質の内部
抵抗、E……ジルコニア電解質の起電力、E′……上記
起電力Eに見合つた設定電圧、A1……演算増幅器、Vc…
…バイアス電圧、VB……電源電圧、Vo……出力電圧、Tr
……トランジスタ。
1 and 2 are wiring diagrams in one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 (A) is an external view common to both of the above embodiments, and FIG. 3 (B) is an external view of an embodiment different from the above. FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the connector 15 and the adjusting resistor Ass'y shown in the embodiment of FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a V-V arrow view thereof. FIG. 6 is a characteristic chart showing the relationship between the excess air ratio and the output voltage. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view schematically showing the internal structure of the above-mentioned embodiment (FIG. 3 (A)). FIGS. 8A and 8B are an external view of an embodiment different from FIGS. 3A and 7 and a schematic view of the internal structure. 9 to 10 are explanatory views of further different embodiments. 1 …… Zirconia electrolyte, 2,3 …… Electrode, 4 …… Diffusion hole, 5 …… Heater, 10 …… Oxygen concentration detector (air-fuel ratio detector), 12 …… Case, 13,14,15 …… Connector, 16 …… Adjusting resistor assembly, 27 …… Coating, L 1 to L 14 ……
Lead wire, R 2 , Rs, R 3 …… Adjusting resistor (each resistor forming one side of the bridge), Ri …… Internal resistance of zirconia electrolyte, E …… Electromotive force of zirconia electrolyte, E ′ …… above Set voltage commensurate with electromotive force E, A1 ... Operational amplifier, Vc ...
… Bias voltage, V B …… Power supply voltage, Vo …… Output voltage, Tr
... transistor.

───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (51)Int.Cl.6 識別記号 庁内整理番号 FI 技術表示箇所 G01N 27/58 B (72)発明者 上野 定寧 茨城県勝田市大字高場2520番地 株式会社 日立製作所佐和工場内 (56)参考文献 実開 昭61−140957(JP,U) 実開 昭61−140956(JP,U)─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of front page (51) Int.Cl. 6 Identification number Internal reference number FI Technical indication location G01N 27/58 B (72) Inventor Sadane Ueno 2520 Takaba, Katsuta, Ibaraki Hitachi, Ltd. Factory Sawa Factory (56) Bibliography Sho 61-140957 (JP, U) Sho 61-140956 (JP, U)

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】排気ガス濃度センサと、上記排気ガス濃度
センサからの検出信号を受けて制御信号を発する駆動回
路と、上記排気ガス濃度センサの特性を較正するための
抵抗器とを備えた排気ガス濃度検出装置において、上記
抵抗器の少なくとも1つを駆動回路から引き出すととも
に上記排気ガス濃度センサのリードと分岐したリード線
の途中に、少なくとも上記駆動回路に対して接続・切離
し自在な側が上記排気ガス濃度センサ及びそのリード線
と別体な1対のコネクタを設け、該コネクタの上記駆動
回路に対して接続・切離し自在な側に上記抵抗器の少な
くとも1つを収納するとともに電気絶縁性材料によって
空隙を充填して埋設したことを特徴とする排気ガス濃度
検出装置。
1. Exhaust gas comprising an exhaust gas concentration sensor, a drive circuit for receiving a detection signal from the exhaust gas concentration sensor and issuing a control signal, and a resistor for calibrating the characteristics of the exhaust gas concentration sensor. In the gas concentration detection device, at least one of the resistors is pulled out from the drive circuit, and at least in the middle of the lead wire branched from the lead of the exhaust gas concentration sensor, at least the side that can be connected to and disconnected from the drive circuit is the exhaust gas. A pair of connectors separate from the gas concentration sensor and its lead wire are provided, and at least one of the resistors is housed on the side of the connector which can be connected / disconnected to / from the drive circuit and is made of an electrically insulating material. An exhaust gas concentration detector characterized in that it is filled with a void and buried.
JP62213107A 1987-08-28 1987-08-28 Exhaust gas concentration detector Expired - Lifetime JPH07111413B2 (en)

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