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MEMSonic Boom: Sensing and Acquisition for Sonic Boom Flight Research – SBIR Phase 1

Microphones and Pressure Sensors, NASA, Research and Development

Temperature Sensitivity Reduction of a Capacitive Wall Shear Stress Sensor System for Low-Speed Wind Tunnels – AIAA Jan 2021

DirectShear - Capacitive, DirectShear - Capacitive 2D, Electronics, Publications, Wall Shear Stress

Direct Wall Shear Stress Measurement for Rotor Blades – SBIR Phase 1

Army, DirectShear - Capacitive, Research and Development

Improved Optical Five-Hole Probes for Three-Dimensional Flow Measurements – SBIR Phase 3

Microphones and Pressure Sensors, NASA, Research and Development

Fiber-Optic Vector Skin Friction Systems for Cryogenic Shear Stress Measurements – SBIR Phase 1

DirectShear - Optical, DirectShear-2D, NASA, Research and Development

High-Temperature, Flat-Pack Optical Pressure Sensors for Combustion Noise Measurement – SBIR Phase 1

Microphones and Pressure Sensors, NASA, Research and Development

Field Deployable Wireless Data Acquisition System for Ground-Test Arrays – SBIR Phase 2

Microphones and Pressure Sensors, NASA, Research and Development, WirelessArray

A Flush-Mounted Dual-Axis Wall Shear Stress Sensor – Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems Jul 2020

DirectShear - Capacitive 2D, Fabrication, Publications, Wall Shear Stress

High-Bandwidth Dynamic Pressure Sensors for BOLT Model Testing – SBIR Phase 3

Microphones and Pressure Sensors, NASA, Research and Development

Calibrated, MHz-Bandwidth, Dynamic Pressure Sensors for Quantitative Measurements in Hypersonic Flows – SBIR Phase 1

Air Force, MHzPressure, Microphones and Pressure Sensors, Research and Development

A Novel, High-Frequency, Reciprocal Calibration Method for Dynamic Pressure Sensors Used in High-Speed Flows – AIAA Jan 2020

Characterization, Design, MHzPressure, Microphones and Pressure Sensors, Piezoelectric, Publications

Fully-Differential Skin Friction Sensor Hardware and Calibration Method Development – SBIR Phase 3

DirectShear - Capacitive, NASA, Research and Development