Apparatus for performing inertial measurements using translational acceleration transducers and for calibrating translational acceleration transducers
CA 1061132 A · Owner: Sanders Associates · Inventors: Mairson, Theodore
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Abstract From the Canadian patent
Inertial measurements including the measurement of, angular velocity as well as angular and translational acceleration, are made by spinning one or more translational acceleration transducers disposed at a point on a spinning member with the sensitive axis of at least one of the transducers substantially parallel but not coincident with the spin axis of the spinning member and combining their output signals. The principles of the invention are also applied to generate components of translational acceleration for the purpose of calibrating translational acceleration transducers.
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- Granted August 28, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 28, 1996.
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