Re: mass liquid flow meter?



Jim Thompson wrote:
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:29:43 -0700, "acannell@xxxxxxx"
<acannell@xxxxxxx> wrote:


Anyone know of a circuit to measure flow using two thermistors? I.e.
it determines how much flow there is by measuring how much power it
takes to maintain one of the thermistors at a certain temperature?

Why do you need two thermistors anyway? Cant you just figure out how
much power it takes to keep one thermistor at a certain temperature?


Sure. Check out by BSEE Thesis, "Blood Flow Rate Using Thermistors",
James E. Thompson, MIT, June 1962.

...Jim Thompson

I got:
Your search - "Blood Flow Rate Using Thermistors" - did not match any documents.

Can you post it? I know, I know, probably gone
after all these years, but worth asking for on
the chance you still have it.

Ed
.



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