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Call Number SEM - 362
Collection Type Indeks Artikel prosiding/Sem
Title Design and construction of wind speed indicator based on PIC microcontroller system (hal 484- 488)
Author Khin Mar Aye, Kyi Thar Oo;
Publisher Proceedings ICSIIT 2010: International conference on soft computing intelligent system and information technology 1-2 July 2010 Bali Indonesia
Subject Ultrasonic transducer, PIC microcontroller, anemometer
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Lokasi : Perpustakaan Fakultas Ilmu Komputer
Nomor Panggil ID Koleksi Status
SEM - 362 TERSEDIA
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Wind speed is measured in a wide varienty of ways, ranging from simple to most sophisticated electronic systems. this wind speed indicator is intended for use in a variety of activities, such as track events, sailing, han-gliding, model aircraft flying, and measuring the speed of airflow in wind tunnels or in other gas-flow application. in this wind speed indicator, two ultrasonic transducers and PIC microcontroller are used. knowing the basic speed of sound under specified conditions, the rate at which the air mass moving can be calculated from the measured timing. the read out is shown on an alphanumeric liquid crystal display (LCD), with reading in meter per second, feet per second, kilometer per hour, and mile per hour . in this constructed anemometer, only the current wind speed can be measured and the average wind speed taken over 16 transmission cycles can also be obtained. there are two ways of calibrations. firstly, by comparing the wind speed of constructed anemometer with the car's speedmeter, it is accurate up to 50 kilometer per hour, and then began to fall of rapidly. secondly, the speed of constructed anemometer is compared with reference anemometer. by comparing the resulting data, the magnitude of winds speeds are nearly the same. the resolution of constructed anemometer is to nearest tenth of a meter per second and the measuring range of wind speed is from zero up to 50 miles per hour and possibly.