Appeal No. 1998-2445
Application No. 08/604,228
4 through 6 and 15 through 23 . In an Amendment After Final2
(paper number 16), claims 4 and 20 were canceled.
Accordingly, claims 5, 6, 12, 15 through 19 and 21 through 23
remain before us on appeal.
The disclosed invention relates to a sensor arrangement
for determination of at least one of a position and an
acceleration of a movable body.
Claims 15 and 22 are illustrative of the claimed
invention, and they read as follows:
15. A sensor arrangement for determination of at least
one of a position and an acceleration of a moveable body,
comprising a housing fixedly connectable with the moveable
body; an inertia body accommodated in said housing; a detector
arranged in said housing for detecting a horizontal
displacement of said inertia body, said housing having a base
plate on which said detector is arranged so that determination
of a vertical displacement of said interim body is also
performed, said inertia body being composed substantially of a
ferromagnetic material, said housing being composed of a non-
ferromagnetic material, said detector being provided with an
electrical oscillating circuit with electromagnetic field
lines which are at least partially influenceable by a position
of said ferromagnetic inertia body.
22. A sensor arrangement for determination of at least
one of a position and an acceleration of a moveable body,
comprising a housing fixedly connectable with the moveable
2Appellants recognized (Brief, page 2) that claim 12 was
omitted from the statement of the rejection in the final
rejection.
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