NASA NTRS · 19890000216
Microtronic Flow Transducer
Abstract
Novel microelectronic airflow and gas-flow transducer developed. Has no moving parts and constructed by use of variation on ordinary technology for processing of planar silicon microelectronics, where hundreds or thousands of identical devices concurrently produced on single chip as easily as can one. Gas-flow transducer based upon integrated Wheatstone bridge in silicon chip. Legs doped with gold and isolated thermally by etching away surrounding material (except corners). Because of small size, sensitivity, and good directional capability of new transducer, numerous potential applications in measurement of vortexes, flows in inlets to pipes, and other complicated flows.
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Sundberg, Gale R., Henderson, H. T., Hsieh, M. Walter. 1989-05-01. Microtronic Flow Transducer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000216
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