121 |
Multi-output integrating accelerometer |
US3771368D |
1971-02-22 |
US3771368A |
1973-11-13 |
ALBERT W |
An accelerometer having a plurality of proof masses adapted to move relative to a casing in response to accelerations of the casing. The proof masses differ with respect to mass or size so that they respond differently to forces thereon as a result of the acceleration. An output signal is generated in response to a predetermined movement of each of the proof masses.
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122 |
Pendulum system |
US3672473D |
1970-12-30 |
US3672473A |
1972-06-27 |
VERHAGEN CORNELIS M |
The invention provides a pendulum system for stabilization purposes, provided with a liquid-filled vessel and a body suspended therein, said body being of synthetic material having a density deviating little from 1 g/cm3 the liquid being water containing substances such as glycerol, and/or sorbitol and/or glycol dissolved therein and the density difference of liquid and synthetic material being smaller than 1 percent of the material density in the temperature range from -5* C to +35* C.
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123 |
Aircraft turbulence indicator |
US3474680D |
1966-06-24 |
US3474680A |
1969-10-28 |
BABSON ROBERT G; JAMES VIRGIL C |
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124 |
Precision tachometer |
US21374962 |
1962-07-31 |
US3206668A |
1965-09-14 |
ROZMUS JOHN J |
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125 |
Miniaturized temperature insensitive accelerometer |
US81448759 |
1959-05-20 |
US3078721A |
1963-02-26 |
SAWYER BRUCE A |
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126 |
Accelerometer |
US84961159 |
1959-10-29 |
US3060748A |
1962-10-30 |
SCHWARTZ DANIEL S |
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127 |
Inertial instruments |
US73207758 |
1958-04-30 |
US2978910A |
1961-04-11 |
ASKE VERNON H |
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128 |
Angular accelerometer |
US57770756 |
1956-04-12 |
US2946225A |
1960-07-26 |
STEDMAN CECIL K |
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129 |
Electric speedometer |
US48459043 |
1943-04-26 |
US2385101A |
1945-09-18 |
NORMAN HORACE M |
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130 |
Speed-indicator. |
US13769116 |
1916-12-18 |
US1274816A |
1918-08-06 |
TESLA NIKOLA |
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131 |
Magnetic speedometer. |
US10677616 |
1916-06-30 |
US1213547A |
1917-01-23 |
ROSS FRANK A |
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132 |
Measuring instrument. |
US1913760453 |
1913-04-11 |
US1098916A |
1914-06-02 |
NICOL AUGUST |
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133 |
Means for compensating tachometers for temperature variations. |
US1911628652 |
1911-05-22 |
US1088943A |
1914-03-03 |
THOMPSON EDWARD M |
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134 |
Magnetic speed-indicator. |
US1911644731 |
1911-08-18 |
US1057681A |
1913-04-01 |
STEWART JOHN K |
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135 |
Magnetic speedometer. |
US1911627069 |
1911-05-13 |
US1033840A |
1912-07-30 |
STEWART JOHN K |
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136 |
Electromagnetic instrument. |
US1910589190 |
1910-10-26 |
US1008484A |
1911-11-14 |
MENNS WALTER K |
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137 |
Speed-indicator. |
US1908451325 |
1908-09-02 |
US1001613A |
1911-08-29 |
BROWN WALTER F |
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138 |
Recording-velocimeter |
US470468D |
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US470468A |
1892-03-08 |
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139 |
INERTIAL SENSOR ELEMENT CONTROL DEVICE, INERTIAL SENSOR, ELECTRONIC APPARATUS, VEHICLE AND METHOD OF UPDATING TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION INFORMATION OF INERTIAL SENSOR ELEMENT CONTROL DEVICE |
US15964506 |
2018-04-27 |
US20180313864A1 |
2018-11-01 |
Masahiro OSHIO |
A control device connected to an inertial sensor having temperature characteristics, the control device including a memory for storing temperature compensation information, and update history information, an update determination circuit for determining the necessity of a temperature compensation information update based on a signal that is based on an output signal of a temperature sensor and the update history information, a rest determination circuit for determining whether the inertial sensor is at rest, and an updating circuit for updating the temperature compensation information based on the determination of the update determination circuit, the determination of the rest determination circuit, a signal based on an output signal of the inertial sensor, and the signal based on the output signal of the temperature sensor. |
140 |
GRAVITY ACCELERATION MEASUREMENT APPARATUS AND EXTRACTION METHOD IN A ROTATING STATE |
US15553558 |
2016-11-12 |
US20180223646A1 |
2018-08-09 |
Wenxiu ZHANG; Wenxuan CHEN; Qingyun DI; Jianguang LIU; Yuntao SUN; Yongyou YANG; Jian ZHENG |
An apparatus for measuring gravity acceleration of a drilling tool comprises sensors and a measurement circuit. The sensor comprises a three-axis gravity accelerometer, a reference measurement sensor and a temperature sensor. The three-axis gravity accelerometer measures acceleration component signals in three mutually orthogonal directions, and the reference measurement sensor generates a signal that varies with rotation and is not affected by vibration or shock to serve as a reference signal. The temperature sensor measures the temperature in the apparatus to compensate the temperature effect of the gravity accelerometers. The measurement circuit acquires output signals of the sensors and performs cross-correlation processing on the accelerometer components using the reference signal to extract gravity acceleration signals so as to eliminate centrifugal acceleration, vibration, shock and other interferences generated by rotation. The non-interference gravity acceleration signals is used for calculating an inclination angle and a toolface angle of a drilling tool in the rotating state. |