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Damien Teney |
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Position gyroscopic sensors |
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Hello everybody,
I'm new to the world of gyroscopes, but I need to use some in order to sense the attitude (yaw / pitch) of a model rocket. I'd like to use solid-state gyro sensors, but the only ones I found sense a rotation. What I need is a sensor that sense the difference of attitude between the original attitude and the current one.
I could integrate the successive rotations to get the current attitude, but the sensing errors will accumulate more more during the flight.
I don't really know if such "position" gyro sensors exists in the market, and you ? :-)
Thanks for your answers |
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23 May 2005
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Jim Warchol - 06/09/2005 19:48:49
| | | You need to look into tilt sensors.
Check out: www.xbow.com
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