Abstract: The invention relates to a method for monitoring the function of a capacitive pressure measuring cell (10) comprising a measuring capacitor (CM) and a reference capacitor (CR) as well as a temperature element, wherein in an evaluation unit the pressure measurement value p is obtained by forming the quotient Q from the capacitance values of the reference capacitor (CR) and the measuring capacitor (CM).

Abstract: The invention relates to a capacitive pressure measuring cell for detecting the pressure of a medium adjacent to the pressure measuring cell, comprising a ceramic elastic measuring membrane, the first side of which at least partially contacts the medium and the second side of which facing away from the medium comprises a measuring electrode, and a ceramic cylindrical basic body disposed opposite to the second side of the measuring membrane and comprising at least one counter electrode which forms a measuring capacitance with the measuring electrode.

Abstract: The invention relates to a capacitive pressure measuring cell for detecting the pressure of a medium adjacent to the pressure measuring cell, comprising a ceramic elastic measuring membrane, the first side of which at least partially contacts the medium and the second side of which facing away from the medium comprises a measuring electrode, and a ceramic cylindrical basic body disposed opposite to the second side of the measuring membrane and comprising at least one counter electrode which forms a measuring capacitance with the measuring electrode.

Abstract: A pressure measuring cell for detecting the pressure prevailing in an adjoining medium, comprising an elastic membrane on which a first electromechanical transducer is arranged, which supplies a first pressure-dependent output signal is provided. According to the invention, a second electromechanical transducer, which supplies a second pressure-dependent output signal, is arranged on the membrane wherein the two transducers are arranged such that with an elastically reversible deformation of the membrane the output signals have a first pressure characteristic, and after an irreversible deformation of the membrane due to an increased pressure load same have a significantly different second pressure characteristic.