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Re: Using Accelerometer with '04 controller

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Originally Posted by sanddrag
DC? As in direct current? I am a bit confused.
There are different kinds of accelerometers. One of the most common kind is the piezoelectric (e.g. quartz) accelerometer. These are very useful, but they can only pick up high frequencies, not low frequencies. So if your robot was tilting back and forth at, say, 3 kHz, they would be wonderful. But if your robot is tilting very slowly (say 0.1 Hz), or has stopped in a tilted position (0 Hz) you cannot use this kind of accelerometer. You need to get a different kind.

"DC" in this case refers to the frequency content of the signal coming out of the accelerometer.
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