A rotor current meter is an instrument used to measure the velocity of flowing water in rivers, streams, or other water bodies. It operates on the principle of measuring the rotational speed of a rotor (or impeller) that is set in motion by the flow of water. As water passes over or through the rotor, it causes the rotor to spin, and the speed of this rotation correlates with the velocity of the water.
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