- by
accelerometers.
Seismometers are
sensitive accelerometers for
monitoring ground movement such as earthquakes. When two or more
accelerometers are...
- 'Piezoelectric Tranducers' 'Piezoelectric Sensors' 'Piezoelectric
Accelerometers -
Theory and Application' 'Access to Accels' -
Tutorial about PE
accelerometers...
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inertial instrument) is a
navigation device that uses
motion sensors (
accelerometers),
rotation sensors (gyroscopes) and a
computer to
continuously calculate...
- of
pendulum position. Such
accelerometers were used in the
Titan II,
Polaris and
Minuteman ICBM systems. PIGA
accelerometers mounted in the AIRS (Advanced...
- and
sometimes the
orientation of the body,
using a
combination of
accelerometers, gyroscopes, and
sometimes magnetometers. When the
magnetometer is included...
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restoring force.
Accelerometers are
added to many devices,
including (smart) watches,
phones and
vehicles of all kinds.
Accelerometers oriented vertically...
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previous lone
accelerometer within a
number of smartphones.
Gyroscopes in
consumer electronics are
frequently combined with
accelerometers for more robust...
-
analysis systems are
composed of 1)
sensors such as
transducers (typically
accelerometers, load cells), or non
contact via a
Laser vibrometer, or stereophotogrammetric...
- Muggenthaler, E.; Wright, B. "Solving the Cat's Purr
Mystery Using Accelerometers". BKSV. Brüel & Kjær.
Archived from the
original on 22 July 2011. Retrieved...
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called an 'axis'.
Accelerometers are
often calibrated to
measure g-force
along one or more axes. If a stationary, single-axis
accelerometer is
oriented so...
