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Design and characterization of a thermal sensor achieving simultaneous measurement of thermal conductivity and flow speed

In this contribution, we present a novel design and excitation procedure for a thermal flow sensor to simultaneously determine thermal conductivity and flow rate of gas in a channel. For the first time, these two parameters can be detected by using a time-independent (DC) excitation mode. Theoretical and experimental results are discussed in order to specify possible application fields.