This is the eleventh and final section in this blog post series, "A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement," and it provides a summary of the previous ten sections along with a comprehensive list of references used throughout the series. This...
Previous sections of this guide provided information on wall shear stress measurement techniques and transduction methods. This section, and the one preceding it, discuss shear stress sensor construction methods and how they impact and/or enable...
Previous sections of this guide provided information on wall shear stress measurement techniques and transduction methods. This section, and the one that follows, discuss shear stress sensor construction methods and how they impact and/or enable...
The previous four sections of this guide discussed the four primary direct transduction methods commonly employed with floating element shear stress sensors: piezoresistive, piezoelectric, capacitive, and optical. This section discusses key...
Part 7 of "A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement" focuses on optical direct transduction methods used in IC2's DirectShear Sensors (direct methods: piezoresistive, piezoelectric, capacitive, and optical).
This section focuses on capacitive direct transduction methods used in IC2's DirectShear Sensors (direct methods: piezoresistive, piezoelectric, capacitive, and optical).
Moving forward with the four main direct transduction methods commonly employed with floating element shear stress sensors (piezoresistive, piezoelectric, capacitive, and optical), this section centers on piezoelectric technologies.
IC2 was recently awarded an AFWERX Phase 1 contract for Calibrated, MHz-Bandwidth, Dynamic Pressure Sensors for Quantitative Measurements in Hypersonic Flows through the SBIR program (J20.1).
The first few sections of this guide discussed indirect vs. direct measurement of wall shear stress. The remainder of this guide will dive deeper into direct, floating element shear stress sensors, focusing on transduction methods and how to...
Our third post in "A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement" shows the benefits and possibilities in utilizing direct measurement techniques in contrast to Part 2 - Indirect Measurements.
