Machine element or mechanism – Gyroscopes – Gyroscope control
Patent
1975-10-31
1977-01-04
Scott, Samuel
Machine element or mechanism
Gyroscopes
Gyroscope control
74 56B, 74 57, G01C 1930
Patent
active
040006603
ABSTRACT:
A fluidic/pneumatic, two-axis, free-rotor gyro in which the free-inertia or is gas bearing supported on a spherical portion of a rotatable gas bearing rotor, both rotors being connectable to controllable sources of drive fluid pressure for separate drive and pneumatic pickoff and torquer units, the pickoff units providing control signals representative of the frequency of each rotor. The invention includes a further aspect of comparator control circuits responsive to said control signals for selecting and maintaining the speed of each of the two rotors independently and in a ratio selected to provide G.sup.2 drift compensation. A further aspect of the invention comprises the compensation of case-erection drift by auto-erection drift by specific scaling of the gas-bearing and windage air gap parameters.
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Pease John W.
Sciascia Richard S.
Scott Samuel
Shoemaker F. D.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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