NASA NTRS ยท 20090016111
Wireless Fluid-Level Sensors for Harsh Environments
Abstract
Magnetic-field-response sensors have been developed for use in measuring levels of fluids under extreme conditions. The sensors work without wire connections or direct physical contact with power sources, microprocessors, data-acquisition equipment, or electrical circuitry. For fuel-level sensors, the absence of wire connections offers an important safety advantage in elimination of potential ignition sources.
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Woodward, Stanley E.. 2009-04-01. Wireless Fluid-Level Sensors for Harsh Environments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090016111
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