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Question Yaw Rate Sensor

Quick Question:
Could someone please tell me how the Yaw Rate Sensor works?

Thanks in advance.


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Exclamation Yaw Rate Sensor Info

For info on the Yaw Rate Sensor, go to Systron's web site at www.systron.com . There is a link at the bottom of the page for FIRST Teams.
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Do you mean

"What is the principle of physics that these sensors use to measure angular velocity?"

Or to you mean

"How can I use these sensors on my FIRST robot to do cool stuff?"

You question can be interpreted both ways.

Which did you mean?


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