How uncertain is a Pitot-static probe?
One of the simplest systems used to measure air velocity is the Pitot-static probe, and one of the simplest ways to drive a Pitot-static probe is with a differential pressure sensor. However, all measurements are uncertain- and because of the...
Dave Birch to present at Pint of Science event
Our Director of Research, Dr. David M. Birch, will be speaking about the applications of our cutting-edge wind-tunnel instrumentation technology in medical diagnostics and patient care applications at the Pint of Science event in Guildford, Surrey on...
New self-contained seven-hole probe system now in development
Derived from our successful miniature air-data system, we are now in the process of developing an integrated seven-hole probe system for specifically wind-tunnel use. This probe system, once available, will be one of the most compact and functional...
Wind tunnel technology in care homes?
We have been engaging in some very interesting talks with health care specialists and care home providers, in an effort to identify novel ways in which our technologies and expertise can be used to improve the quality of care and the comfort of...
Micro-CTA now available!
The new Surrey Sensors Ltd. Micro-CTA unit is now available! Possibly the smallest constant-temperature anemometry system available, this new, fully self-contained system is compact enough to fit inside a probe sting. Integrated temperature sensors...
New wind anemometer now under development
We are pleased to announce the development of a new wind anemometer for meteorological and environmental field measurements. Based on the conventional thermal anemometry bridge, this new micro-anemometry system provides similar performance as...