Lecture

Resonant Sensors: Mass Flow and Measurement

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Description

This lecture covers the principles and applications of resonant sensors for mass flow and measurement, focusing on electromagnetic and piezoelectric resonators. Topics include Coriolis mass flow sensors, frequency response of piezoelectric oscillators, and magneto-acoustic resonators. The instructor explains the working principles, construction, and applications of these sensors, highlighting their stability, precision, and linearity in measuring various physical quantities.

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