Constant overheat anemometer with sensor lead wire impedance com

Measuring and testing – Volume or rate of flow – Thermal type

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ABSTRACT:
An improved bridge-type hot-wire constant overheat anemometer having current controlled temperature compensation circuitry, whereby matched sensors may be employed. Independent voltage sensing and current supply paths along with high impedance cross-coupled velocity sensing circuitry assures device accuracy.

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