Cantilever beam G-switch

Measuring and testing – Speed – velocity – or acceleration – Acceleration determination utilizing inertial element

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73514, 200 6145R, H01H 3502, G01P 1508

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050921720

ABSTRACT:
A sensing device for sensing acceleration consisting of a number of miniae steel bearing balls as mass elements, a housing for locating and containing the mass elements, a printed circuit board for sensing a discrete number of levels of acceleration, and an array of cantilever beam flexure elements equal in number to that of the mass elements located between the mass elements and the printed circuit board.

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