FAS-A Neigungssensor
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MicroStrain's Prokuktpalette mit Inertial-, Orientierungs- und Neigungs-Sensoren umfasst einfache Neigungssensoren (Tiltmeter oder Inclinometer), Inertial Messsysteme (IMU) und Kurs- / Lage-Referenzsystem (Attitude/Heading Referenz Systeme (AHRS) - Wahlweise mit und ohne GPS). Diese Sensoren liefern Neigungswinkel (1 oder 2 Achsen), lineare Beschleunigungen und Drehraten aber auch die Orientierung in Form von Pitch, Roll und Richtung (Yaw or Azimuth) sowie die Quaternionen- oder Orientierungs-Matrix. |
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Achtung: In den Datenblättern der 3DM-GX-Serie hat sich ein Druckfehler eingeschlichen:
Die Angabe der "Gyro Bias stability" soll lauten: Gyro Bias Instability: +/-0.01°/sec
FAS-A measures 360 degrees of inclination on one axis or ±70 degrees on two axes. FAS-A works by combining a pair of DC accelerometers with a 12 bit A/D, mux, microcontroller, and D/A converter to provide an analog voltage linearly proportional to inclination; the analog output is proportional to angle. RS-232 output is also available.
FAS-A has an onboard user programmable infinite impulse response (IIR) digital filter. Once programmed, the IIR parameters live in nonvolatile EEPROM until they are reprogrammed. The IIR filter averages 2x data points, weighting the new data more heavily than the previous data. Such a filter is useful when high resolution static measurements are necessary or when the inclinometer is subjected to unwanted vibration or translational accelerations.
FAS-A is sold as a starter kit for the first unit purchased, after which, just the module (board with enclosure) can be purchased. The starter kit includes the board, enclosure, software, requisite communications and power cables, power supply and a manual.
Applications
heavy equipment
leveling, angular positioning
biomechanics
trunk, head, limb joint angle tracking, measurement of range of motion, testing for stability, tremor
down hole drilling
drill inclination feedback
hydraulic lift systems
leveling feedback
container handling
monitoring accelerations, inclination, stability








