Analyzing pressure fluctuations in a measuring tube determines absolute flow velocity independent of sensor offset drifts.
Segmented discharge passages with upstream step surfaces redirect large particles toward ports, preventing interference with fluid flow rate detection.
A gas flow sensor circuit uses multiplexed current sources to drive reference and variable resistors for precise resistance measurement.
A gas measurement probe integrates a shroud around thermal dispersion sensors to minimize spurious heat losses and extend accurate velocity range.
Folded wall elements support a measuring tube at both ends, resolving stability issues caused by central supports in complex assemblies.
Segmented heating elements reduce thermal stress and gold usage by distributing heat across multiple controlled zones.
Porous inserts laminarize turbulent fluid flow past sensors, reducing signal noise and improving measurement precision.
Segmented heating elements and feedback control prevent condensation in superheated turbine feed gas.
A coupling unit subtracts a half-wave rectified correction amount derived from extracted AC pulsation signals to maintain air flow meter accuracy.
Double side passivation of the polyimide membrane prevents moisture absorption and corrosion, sustaining long term stability against alien particles and debris.
Guard members deflect bypass flow from lead portions, reducing heat radiation variation and improving detection accuracy.