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Fig. 1. Anemometer calibration. (A) A servo motor driven at up to 300 Hz drives a
balsa wood plate. The air disturbance generated as a result of this
oscillation is clearly registered as a pulse in the anemometric record (B).
Thus, the anemometer has a frequency response of at least 300 Hz. (C) The time
taken by the anemometer to reach its steady value has a time constant
of
0.0103 s, nearly 1/4 of the wing period (ca. 0.04 ms). A=airspeed;
the red line indicates the exponential function
A0(1-et/
); see text for details.