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Subject:
Tilt sensor for logging angle of attack during underwater tow testing
Category: Science > Instruments and Methods Asked by: hatter-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
07 Apr 2004 08:08 PDT
Expires: 07 May 2004 08:08 PDT Question ID: 326590 |
I will be conducting some underwater tow testing of some cylindrical shaped components -- to record lift / drag data. I would like to instrument the pieces under test such that I can measure and record the tilt angle relative to tow direction using a dual axis accelorometer. 1. What is the best way to accomplish this (i.e. what sensor should I use)? I have a few Onset 4 channel external data loggers capable of measuring voltage inputs (0-2.5 V) to log the data. 2. I thought that I would mount the board on the bottom of the cylinder and record pitch and roll; however orientation of the board w.r.t. the yaw (z) axis will not be fixed necessarily (it could rotate about z during the tow). I need a resultant angle relative to flow based on the pitch and roll from the accelerometer. How do the pitch and roll data output from the accelerometer relate to this resultant angle? Thanks |
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