The Multichannel CTA offers an efficient and affordable solution for mapping of velocity and turbulence fields in most air flows. Up to 16 points can be monitored simultaneously, reducing or eliminating probe traverse. This means reduced experimental time and lower costs.

Two frames can be combined to cover up to 16 measuring points simultaneously. The Multichannel CTA system can be used with all Dantec Dynamics standard miniature hot-wire probes without the need for any internal adjustments performed by the user. The decade resistance and the CTA servo-loop have been optimised for this probe type at the factory, and they can thus be switched into Operate without further notice.

There are calibrators for air and water available.

The StreamLine system offers a complete concept of hot-wire anemometry for efficient, reliable and cost-effective flow analysis in air (or other gases) and liquids. StreamLine is computer-controlled and is integrated with a fully automatic probe calibrator.

The system is designed for high-precision measurements and is Dantec Dynamics' top-of-the-line CTA anemometer. The measurement range goes up to 300m/s and severell hundred kHz resolution to turbulence measurement.

A Streamline System consists of up to 6 CTA moduls, one the constant temperatur anemometer are collected and transfered through the frame with highspeed-AD card on the PC.

A temperature probe monitors the flow temperature. The concept is thus an analogue instrument under full computer control and with data acquisition via a PC.

A dedicated software package, StreamWare (running under Windows XP, and Windows NT/2000) provides set-up, calibration, data acquisition and data reduction.

With a USB connection to the PC, it is easy to connect multiple ATM2400's together to measure up to 100 locations. Improved air velocity accuracy to ±5% of reading from 0°C to 70°C further enhances the ATM2400's performance.

It allows you to perform simultaneous measurement of air velocity and of airflow and surface temperatures at 36 locations. Multiple ATM's can be connected together to measure up to 100 points.

AccuTrac 2005, a powerful Windows-based software package, is used by the ATM2400. With real-time graphing and statistical analysis, AccuTrac's new capabilities also include the ability to set testing time length, display calibration date of sensors, and alarm when collected data is outside of the sensor calibration range. All data is saved in Excel compatible files.

The Cambridge AccuSense Quattro Flow Velocity Analyzer is a mobile unit designed for accurate, cost-effective multipoint evaluation. Portable and self-contained, the Quattro Flow is powered by an internal rechargeable battery that allows for 8 hours of continuous use.

The sensors are changeable to provide a optimal and easy operability.

The full package consists of a lightweight measurement instrument with four sensor ports, a choice of low-profile or clip-on ruggedized AFS airflow sensors and an optional printer. Records can be printed, stored, modified and downloaded at any time.