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Re: gyrochip
search this forum for 'yaw rate' or 'gyro' and you will find many threads with excellent information on this subject
you can get them for as little as $50 |
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05-04-2004, 22:43
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Re: gyrochip
When our auto didn't work in Canada, our head programmer used wheel encoders to move the robot out exactly 2.5ft and rotate left/right at precise 45 degree angles (gyro) while the Chicken Dance song was playing (thanks Mr. Breadner for honoring my request) and the entire drive team was doing the chicken dance.
So what if it wasn't useful. It was awesome  |
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05-04-2004, 22:47
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Re: gyrochip
There is a white paper that walks you through your question at [url=http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=26882]
The gyros are a very reliable device. |
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