CSAT3A 超声风速仪头与CSAT3的头相似,但其线缆经过改造后与EC100相连,作为EC150开路分析仪和CPEC200闭路涡动系统的一部分。
测量激发的方式:数据采集器的SDM命令和EC100的内部时钟
The CSAT3A is an optional component of an EC150 open-path or EC155 closed-path CO2/H2O gas analyzer. It attaches to a common mounting bracket and connects to the gas analyzer's EC100 electronics module.
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Path Angle from Horizontal | 60° |
Construction | Sealed sonic transducers and electronics |
Anemometer Head Materials | Stainless-steel tubing |
Electronics Box Materials | Welded aluminum |
Operating Temperature Range | -30° to +50°C |
Voltage Supply | 10 to 16 Vdc |
Current |
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Digital SDM Output Signal | CSI 33.3 k baud serial interface for data logger/sensor communication. (Data type is 2-byte integer per output plus 2-byte diagnostic.) |
Support Arm Diameter | 1.59 cm (0.63 in.) |
Transducer Diameter | 0.64 cm (0.25 in.) |
Transducer Mounting Arm Diameter | 0.84 cm (0.33 in.) |
Anemometer Head Dimensions | 47.3 x 42.4 cm (18.6 x 16.7 in.) |
Anemometer Head Weight | 1.7 kg (3.7 lb) |
Measurements |
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Outputs |
ux, uy, uz, c (ux, uy, uz are wind components referenced to the anemometer axes; c is speed of sound.) |
Speed of Sound | Determined from three acoustic paths; corrected for crosswind effects. |
Measurement Rate | Programmable from 1 to 60 Hz, instantaneous measurements. Two over-sampled modes are block averaged to either 20 Hz or 10 Hz. |
Output Bandwidths | 5, 10, 12.5, or 20 Hz |
Output Rate | 10, 20, 25, or 50 Hz |
Measurement Resolution |
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Offset Error |
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Gain Error |
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Rain | Innovative ultrasonic signal processing and user-installable wicks considerably improve the performance of the anemometer under all rain events. |
Digital USB and RS-485 Output Signal |
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Baud Rate | 230400 bps (maximum) |
Data Type | Comma-delimited ASCII |
SDM, USB, & RS-485 Digital Outputs Reporting Range |
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Full-Scale Wind | ±65.535 m/s autoranging between four ranges (Least significant bit is 0.25 to 2 mm/s.) |
Speed of Sound | 300 to 366 m/s (-50° to +60°C) Least significant bit is 1 mm/s (0.002°C). |
Please note: The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible products.
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Campbell Scientific does not offer any mounting booms or hardware that enable easy and frequent positioning of the sonic anemometer sensor head. This type of hardware must be provided by the user.
The CSAT3/3A/3H is compatible with three output signals: analog, RS-232, and Synchronous Device for Measurement (SDM). The sonic anemometer can be interfaced to any data-acquisition system that is compatible with analog measurements or RS-232 serial communications. SDM is used with Campbell Scientific data loggers.
The CSAT3A, CSAT3AH, CSAT3B, and CSAT3BH use a right-handed Cartesian coordinate system. If someone is standing in front of the sonic anemometer looking from the transducer array to the block, that person is looking down the positive x-axis. Based on this orientation, the positive y-axis is to the left, and the positive z-axis is vertical.
Yes. If the matching layer is damaged or missing, return the sonic anemometer to the factory for repair. Follow the steps listed on our Repair and Calibration page to request a return material authorization (RMA) number.
The sonic anemometer offset specification is ±8 cm/s. Therefore, it cannot be used in an application where the expected wind speed is in the range of ±5 cm/s.
The CSAT3A or CSAT3B is calibrated over the temperature range of -30° to +50°C. The sonic anemometer operating temperature range can be shifted by 10 degrees to cover the range of -40° to +40°C. For low-temperature applications, it may be more appropriate to consider a heated version of our sonic anemometers.
The instrument will continue to operate outside the calibrated temperature range until the signal becomes too weak; however, the proper calibration will not be applied to the measurements because the calibration file only spans the specified temperature range.
The CSAT3A, CSAT3AH, CSAT3B, and CSAT3BH are calibrated over temperature for the effects of transducer delays on the wind speed, and to a lesser extent, for the speed of sound measurements.
There is no NIST-traceable standard for ultrasonic anemometers.
The sensors used in the eddy-covariance application are not compatible with SCWin. An open-path eddy-covariance program is available for purchase as pn 18442, CRBasic Basic Eddy Covariance Program. This is the program without energy balance sensors. Also available is pn 18443, CRBasic Extended Eddy Covariance Program, with energy balance sensors. To order a custom configured program, contact the Environmental Group for assistance.
The sonic anemometer measures three-dimensional wind in a right-handed Cartesian coordinate system. From these measurements, use trigonometry to compute the wind flow angle, horizontal angle, and wind speed.
The CSAT3/3A/3AH calibration applies a correction for transducer delay over temperature. Transducer delays cause an offset in the wind speed measurement, and to a lesser extent, an offset in the speed of sound measurement.
The CSAT3/3A/3AH speed of sound easement is corrected for the effects of wind blowing normal to the sonic path.