10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYGRISTOR»
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hygristor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hygristor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Meteorological Measurement Systems
5-9, the carbon hygristor experiences a dimensional change in response to a
change in RH, as does the hair hygrometer described below. In this hygristor, the
substance that experiences the dimensional change is impregnated with fine ...
Fred V. Brock Professor Emeritus of Meteorology, and Oklahoma Climatological Survey both at University of Oklahoma Scott J. Richardson Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Studies, 2001
the hygristor, but this requires provision for transmitting the additional
temperature to the surface. Another approach involves calculating theoretical
hygristor temperature response to measured free air temperatures, considering
hygristor ...
3
Handbook of Modern Sensors: Physics, Designs, and Applications
A typical hygristor is comprised of a ceramic substrate that has two silk-screen
printed conductive interdigitized 7 electrodes (Fig. 3.20a). The electrodes are
metal conductors. The electrodes and the space between them are covered by ...
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BOREAS AFM-5 level-1 upper air network data
Relative humidity was measured by a carbon hygristor mounted on a double-
shielded aerodynamic duct. The automatic ground station included an IBM
compatible computer with an A.I.R. data decoder board installed in a standard
expansion ...
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Symposium, Meteorological Observations and Instrumentation
Improved Low Humidity Measurements Using the Radiosonde Hygristor Charles
G. Wade National Center for Atmospheric Research* P.O. Box 3000 Boulder, CO
80307 •The National Center for Atmospheric Research is sponsored by the ...
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Thermal Time Constants of U.S. Radiosonde Sensors Used in GATE
HYGRISTOR TIME CONSTANT The effect of lag on temperature measurements
by the thermistor is quite straightforward, but its impact upon humidity
measurements is indirect. A radiosonde hygristor measures the relative humidity
of the ...
Scott L. Williams, Donald T. Acheson, 1976
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The Alarm, Sensor & Security Circuit Cookbook
The recently introduced hygristor allows the design of low-cost, rapid-response,
humidity-sensing devices. A hygristor is a sensing device that changes its
electrical resistance with changes in the ambient humidity. Typical applications
for the ...
Thomas Petruzzellis, 1994
SOURCES OF ERROR AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS For optimum
utilization of the carbon hygristor in radiosonde systems, the following conditions
should be satisfied: (a) The elimination of direct and reflected light impinging
upon the ...
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Radiosonde observations: effective January 1, 1969
container is opened, the hygristor should be handled by its metal edges with
considerable care to ensure that contact is avoided between the film and the skin
of the handler or with other foreign substances. If contact with the film should
occur, ...
United States. Dept. of Commerce, United States. National Weather Service, United States. Dept. of Defense, 1968
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Collected Reprints - Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry ...
Sl . ' . .0 .40 3) Rapid moisture decreases that could be related to static stability
rather than to hygristor error. 4) Reconstruction of the humidity profiles by an “
iterative” radiometric method. 5) Contributions of aerosol or haze and other trace
...
Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry Laboratory (U.S.), 1974
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYGRISTOR»
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The aliens have landed?
NOAA says, “The radiosonde consists of a radio transmitter, GPS, temperature sensor (called a thermistor), humidity sensor (called a hygristor), ... «cedarspringspost, May 14»
