A biased silicon transistor chain is used as the heart of a temperature stable circuit which will linearize the usual range of power law characteristics of hot wire and thin film constant temperature anemometers. In addition, this device can be used for characteristics which include segments with reverse curvature, a feature which has been found in some probes used to measure blood flow velocities in the aorta.
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Skinner et al. (1970) studied this question.
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