Anemometer using thermal mass air velocity meter, from which ambient temperature dependence has been removed
AssigneesJong Deuk AHN, Chc Biotech Co., Ltd.
InventorsJong Deuk AHN, Hyeong Cheol CHA
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AssigneesJong Deuk AHN, Chc Biotech Co., Ltd.
InventorsJong Deuk AHN, Hyeong Cheol CHA
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Proposed is an air velocity sensor (meter) for measuring the flow velocity of a fluid, particularly, the air velocity of gas. More specifically, proposed is a technical field related to an air velocity sensor which measures air velocity or temperature through the heat transfer of a fluid by using a hot wire, that is, a heating element, of a small cross-section, and which expands the surface areas of a temperature sensor, the heating element, and a soldering part in order to further improve the accuracy of a hot wire flow velocity sensor having higher accuracy, even with respect to a low flow velocity, than a general mechanical anemometer, so as to minimize resistance, and thus can easily measure very low flow rates by inducing a quick change in a current to quickly respond to minute changes in resistance and sensitively operate, that is, by improving reaction speed.
An anemometer using a thermal mass air velocity meter, comprising:
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