Review of MEMS Techniques and Applications in Aerodynamics Research

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MEMS sensors have some attractive advantages, such as low cost, small size, which help them to be widely used in wind tunnel tests. This paper presents the basic principles and sensor types of MEMS measurement and concludes the MEMS technology for wind tunnel test applications. Future research focus is also expressed.

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