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-=====Wind Sensor Team Meeting-March 24, 2017===== +
-**Attended: Mengyuan, Creighton, Scott** +
-=====Acoustic Wind Sensor===== +
-  * Updates: +
-    *  +
-  * To Do: +
-    *  +
-=====Ultrasonic Wind Sensor===== +
-  * Updates: +
-    * Transferred the filtering algorithm onboard the Teensy, so the results display immediately,​ without me having to copy the values and run the numbers through Python. +
-      * Using 1k samples, the results were pretty consistent (varies by around 1 microsecond). However, I noticed that the experiment was **very** sensitive to its surroundings. Even moving my hand around (about 2 feet away) was still enough to cause fluctuations in the results. +
-      * The good news is that if I keep my hands still, the results are pretty consistent. +
-    * Constructed a 40kHz square wave using a 555 timer and plan to use that to drive the transducer emitter. +
-  * To Do: +
-    * Gather some data using our current experimental setup. +
-    * Start implementing amplifier with the transducers so the Teensy can control the emitter. +
-    * Look into using high speed ADC found here: https://​forum.pjrc.com/​threads/​25532-ADC-library-update-now-with-support-for-Teensy-3-1. Only use a limited bit precision to try and get the highest speed. +
-    * Look into using thresholding to detect a wave, and then run some ADCs to determine the phase shift afterwards.+
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