A Pitot tube measures a pressure difference Pa = P₁-P₁ (dynamic = total-static) between the front and side of the Pitot tube. The dynamic pressure is given by the kinetic energy due to the airspeed v, allowing airspeed to be calculated from the measured pressure difference. P₁ = ² pv² ⇒ v = 2Pd When designing a Pitot tube, a manufacturer wants to make it precise enough to measure airspeed to within 0.5 % uncertainty, i.e.= 0.005, at sea level. p=(1.225 +0.0005) kg/m³ at sea level.

A Pitot tube measures a pressure difference Pa = P₁-P₁ (dynamic = total-static) between the front and side of the Pitot tube. The dynamic pressure is given by the kinetic energy due to the airspeed v, allowing airspeed to be calculated from the measured pressure difference. P₁ = ² pv² ⇒ v = 2Pd When designing a Pitot tube, a manufacturer wants to make it precise enough to measure airspeed to within 0.5 % uncertainty, i.e.= 0.005, at sea level. p=(1.225 +0.0005) kg/m³ at sea level.

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