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"Inertial sensors exploit inertial forces acting on an object to determine its dynamic behavior. The basic dynamic parameters are acceleration along some axis and the angular rate. External forces acting on a body cause an acceleration and/or a change of its orientation (angular position). The rate of change of the angular position is the angular velocity (angular rate). A speedometer is not an inertial sensor because it is able to measure a constant velocity of a body that is not exposed to inertial forces. An inertial sensor is unable to do so; however, if the initial conditions of the body…
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5 editions- Other · English · 2011Cambridge University Press · 9780521766586
- Other · English · 2011Cambridge University Press · 9780511930683
- Other · English · 2011Cambridge University Press · 9780511928178
- Other · English · 2011Cambridge University Press · 9780511933899
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