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Telemetry

#1056
From: Thomas Benedict
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 21:36
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I need to get telemetry back from a robot.  Specifically I need to
know the orientation in all three axes, and need to know acceleration
in all three directions.  Does anyone know of a good source for small
gyroscopes and accelerometers?  I need them to be small and light so
they don't wind up taking up all of the available payload.

The RC setup I've got is a serial modem set up over some cheapo Radio
Shack walkie-talkies, so I'd prefer to get the gyros and
accelerometers to talk to me in digital form, but I could always stick
some A/D converters on them, so it's not too critical.

I'd LIKE to say that price is no issue, but the cheaper the better.

Tom Benedict
benedict@chaos.utexas.edu
Center for Nonlinear Dynamics
University of Texas at Austin
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Subject: Telemetry
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