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Unread 03-01-2007, 16:45
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Re: Accelerometer Suggestions

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Originally Posted by chris31 View Post
I g is about 32 feet per second, so 1.7g would be able 54 feet per second. I dont think your bot will be going that fast However i have never used an accelerometer so maybe that number means something else
It's about 54 feet per second squared (acceleration, not velocity). I figured out already that a robot geared to 9 feet per second can get an acceleration somewhere around 1.7 or 1.8 gs. I want a little wiggle room though to help account for deadband and the sensor I get not being perfectly with the specs.

Of course I hope on having a fast robot, so it might not be an issue since that will have a slower acceleration. I'm just gathering suggestions.
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