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An electro-optical meniscus-sensing system for a pressurized flush bottle.

R W Benson·G L Schiebler·L J Krovetz·W F Sutterer
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R W Benson, G L Schiebler, L J Krovetz, W F Sutterer. 1965. An electro-optical meniscus-sensing system for a pressurized flush bottle.. https://doi.org/10.1152/jappl.1965.20.3.569

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