The world’s smallest CTA system
Surrey Sensors Ltd. (SSL) is pleased to announce that it has just released what is believed to be the world’s smallest self-contained CTA system. This next-generation nano-CTA unit measures less than 20 mm x 10 mm, and drives the specialised...
Micro-CTA featured at Wind Engineering Society conference
Our Director of Research, Dr. David M. Birch, has presented his paper on the development and uses of our micro-CTA at the 13th UK Conference on Wind Engineering in Leeds. This provides some details about ongoing research and development of our...
Nano-Newton force transducer
Surrey Sensors Ltd. is delighted to announce that we have successfully tested our new nano-Newton force transducer prototype! Using a piezoresistive silicon bridge sensing element and our proprietary small-signal conditioning system, we have...
Surrey Sensors Ltd at the Farnborough International Air Show 2018
Come and see out latest technologies and visit Surrey Sensors Ltd at the Farnborough International Air Show 2018! We will be showcasing our new ultralight carbon-fibre flight sting for our integrated UAV air data system and our new ultra-low velocity...
New digital seven-hole probes now shipping!
We’re pleased to announced that our new digital seven-hole probes are now shipping to customers worldwide. Offering industry-leading performance at a fraction of the cost, our digital seven-hole probe family provides a simple and fully...
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...