3D Solid State Gyro

Can you point me to a tutorial on "3D Solid State gyroscope".

GeorgeC

GeorgeC,

Can you point me to a tutorial on "3D Solid State gyroscope".


I think what you really need is a tutorial on Google and Wikipedia.
Everything else will follow from there.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

You could have put it a little kinder, but thanks.

On Sat, 20 May 2006 23:26:51 +0200, Thomas Borchert
wrote:

GeorgeC,

Can you point me to a tutorial on "3D Solid State gyroscope".


I think what you really need is a tutorial on Google and Wikipedia.
Everything else will follow from there.

GeorgeC

GeorgeC,

You could have put it a little kinder, but thanks.


Sorry, it was late here ;-) Hope you found something - I did when I
tried.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

I did Goggle "Solid State Gyroscope", per your suggestion. All I got were
product description and application suggestion. Next, I'm going to Goggle on
some of the leads I got from the first search.

On Sun, 21 May 2006 10:01:07 +0200, Thomas Borchert
wrote:

GeorgeC

"GeorgeC" wrote in message
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I did Goggle "Solid State Gyroscope", per your suggestion. All I got were
product description and application suggestion. Next, I'm going to Goggle
on
some of the leads I got from the first search.

Also, try piezo electric gyro. They are much lower Tec, drift quite a lot,
and need something to adjust for drift, frequently.
--
Jim in NC

Recently, GeorgeC posted:

I did Goggle "Solid State Gyroscope", per your suggestion. All I got
were product description and application suggestion. Next, I'm going
to Goggle on some of the leads I got from the first search.

Your question got me interested in the subject, so I did a search on the
U.S. Patent & Trademark website for "Fiber Optic Gyroscope" which resulted
in this, among other hits:

http://www.uspto.gov/web/patents/pat...-20060124.html

I still don't quite understand the "no moving parts" claim from the
manufacturers.

Regards,

Neil

"GeorgeC" wrote in message
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Can you point me to a tutorial on "3D Solid State gyroscope".

GeorgeC

Short FOG info is at:
http://www.nsd.es.northropgrumman.co...view/index.htm

MEMS units:
http://www.omniinstruments.co.uk/gyro/gyro.html

Both are solid state units. FOG units will give lower drift, but are higher
in price than the MEMS units. There are also other basic designs and most
are tradeoffs between cost, environmental specs and performance. Google
will give you many more hits.

John Severyn
@KLVK

Thanks, I did know why I didn't think of Google, I use for everything else.;-)

On Sat, 20 May 2006 14:37:08 -0700, "J. Severyn"
wrote:


"GeorgeC" wrote in message
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Can you point me to a tutorial on "3D Solid State gyroscope".

GeorgeC

Short FOG info is at:
http://www.nsd.es.northropgrumman.co...view/index.htm

MEMS units:
http://www.omniinstruments.co.uk/gyro/gyro.html

Both are solid state units. FOG units will give lower drift, but are higher
in price than the MEMS units. There are also other basic designs and most
are tradeoffs between cost, environmental specs and performance. Google
will give you many more hits.

John Severyn
@KLVK


GeorgeC

Google for "ring laser gyro" and pick from the returns,
146,000 pages available.


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ATP,CFI,A&P

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