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MSP430FR6043: gas flow measurements

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user5137323

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Part Number: MSP430FR6043

GAS flow measurements are performed on a  pipe with 200-kHz, 400-kHz, and 500-kHz transducers available from Jiakang, Hurricane, CeramTec, and Audiowell.

How do different frequencies affect measurements?Which frequency has the best accuracy theoretically?

And where to download the 3D printable pipe design?

Prodigy 120 points
user5137323
  • Genius 15870 points
    JD Crutchfield
    Hello,

    Typically, the lower frequencies such as 200 kHz give better Zero Flow Drift while the 400 & 500kHz ones offer lower standard deviations. I'm not sure if any is theoretically the best, but I think 400kHz is the most common.

    Unfortunately, I do not know of any 3D printable pipe designs available online. More information on the MSP430 Ultrasonic resources can be found on TI.com here: www.ti.com/.../overview.html

    Thanks,
    JD

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  • Expert 4840 points
    Cash Hao11
    Hi,
    Which pipe size you require based on your application. G1.6, G2.5 or G4? And what accuracy level you need? We have tested some 3D print pipe in our lab, if you can provide us your requirements, I can check if we have the exact pipe design for you.

    Best regards,
    Cash Hao
  • Prodigy 120 points
    user5137323

    In reply to Cash Hao11:

    thank you.

    I have downloaded the above pipe design from TI. 

    But I can not find the below pipe design,

    I need the below 3D pipe design , thanks. 

  • Expert 4840 points
    Cash Hao11

    In reply to user5137323:

    Hi,

    You can try this one.jk_500kHz_windowed.stl

    Best regards,

    Cash Hao

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