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Pablo Martos |
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Readouts and getting measurements |
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hello.. currently i am working on a project. I am currently trying to build a project that will show how the pitch and roll is used, by using actual mechanical gyroscopes. How can i integrate these mechanical gryoscopes with some kind of sensors/electronic device to get measurements out? |
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9 February 2009
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dommie - 20/02/2009 10:29:08
| | | Kitchen scales, electronic ones! are a cheap way of getting a load cell and digital readout.The scales I modified,OK for measuring force up to 3000grams, the load cell is a strain gauge bridge mounted on a alli bar 12x12mm x 80 long the wires can be extended.
Be carefull that you choose a model of scales that you can get apart, look for a number of screws in the base(they maybe hidden behind lables and feet).
For measuring rotor speed use an optical sensor as a magnet will require the rotor to be reballanced. Checkout- rapidonline / photoreflective sensor order code58-0934.
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