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20694 On the use of various oscillatory air flow fields for characterization of biomimetic hair flow sensors

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Droogendijk, H. and Dagamseh, A.M.K. and Yntema, D.R. and Sanders, R.G.P. and Krijnen, G.J.M. (2011) On the use of various oscillatory air flow fields for characterization of biomimetic hair flow sensors. In: Flow Sensing in Air and Water, 17-20 Jul 2011, Bonn, Germany. pp. 62-62. University of Bonn. ISBN not assigned

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Abstract

To determine the characteristics of flow sensors, a suitable source for flow generation is required. We discuss three different sources for oscillating air flow, by considering
their acoustic impedance, frequency range, velocity and ability to distinguish between flow and pressure. We discuss the impact of these sources on characterization of our
biomimetic hair flow sensors, which operate at flow velocities from 1-100 mm/s within a frequency range from 10-1000 Hz.

Item Type:	Conference or Workshop Paper (Abstract, Poster)
Research Group:	EWI-TST: Transducers Science and Technology
Research Program:	MESA-General
Research Project:	BioEARS: Bio-inspired Engineering of ARray Sensors
ID Code:	20694
Status:	Published
Deposited On:	20 October 2011
Refereed:	No
International:	Yes
More Information:	statistics metis

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