30-11-2015, 18:04
Ok,
But if you take the line :
10 37.4
It gives 37.4/10/3.6 = 1.038 m/s
This mean that the anemometer form factor is not linear !
If I draw the curve, the factor is close to 1 from 10km / h and goes up to 2 for very low speed.
But if you take the line :
10 37.4
It gives 37.4/10/3.6 = 1.038 m/s
This mean that the anemometer form factor is not linear !
If I draw the curve, the factor is close to 1 from 10km / h and goes up to 2 for very low speed.
(30-11-2015, 04:33)Werk_AG Wrote: I haven't calculated it! It is in the table provided by Steve link.
(27-11-2015, 21:49)Werk_AG Wrote: ...
For your anemometer, you may also need to know the wind speed correspondent to 1 click / revolution, and make the necessary changes in the software.
Code:Revolutions vs. Wind Speed
Revs/sec Frequency Airspeed km/h
1.0 6.5
6.5 Km/h = 1.80 m/s (WeatherDuino Pro2 internally always use Internacional System Units)

