European Facility For Airborne Research April 19, 2024, 22:13
| Name | DLR Falcon humidity measurement |
| Acronym | DLR-F20-Humidity |
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| Operated by | DLR |
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| Name | Non dew/frost point hygrometer |
| Acronym | Other hygrometer |
| Measured parameter | Water Vapour, Relative Humidity |
| Operating principle | The MOZAIC-Humidity Device (MHD) is a special airborne humidity sensing device (AD-FS2), developed by Aerodata (Braunschweig, Germany) and based on the humidity and temperature transmitter HMP230 of Vaisala (Helsinkin, Finnland). The sensing element itself is a combination of a capacitive relative humidity sensor (Humicap-H, Vaisala) and a Pt100 temperature sensor which has been installed in a Rosemount housing mounted on the outside skin of the aircraft in the vicinity of the nose cone. |
| Measurement(s) | Thermodynamics |
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| Weight | 0.0 |
| Operating mode | In situ |
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| Additional information | Humidity measurements on the Falcon are based on a combinaton of three instruments: A dewpoint mirror, a capacitive sensor and a Lyman-Alpha absorption instrument. |
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| Could also fit on any aircraft having the following characteristics | |
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