Measuring and testing – Speed – velocity – or acceleration – Angular rate using gyroscopic or coriolis effect
Patent
1982-02-11
1983-10-04
Gill, James J.
Measuring and testing
Speed, velocity, or acceleration
Angular rate using gyroscopic or coriolis effect
73516LM, G01P 1508
Patent
active
044071612
ABSTRACT:
A device for detecting displacements of a fluid jet is disclosed. The device is particularly suitable for use as part of a fluidic angular rate sensor. The device comprises a wire resistor suspended between a pair of metal posts, a means for producing a magnetic field at the location of the resistor, an alternating current (AC) source electrically connected across the resistor for heating the resistor and for interacting with the magnetic field to cause the resistor to oscillate, and readout electronics for sensing changes in wire resistance which are a function of wire temperature variations associated with fluid jet displacements. The use of a single oscillatory wire resistor eliminates the need for the difficult to achieve and costly wire matching procedures of conventional two wire fluid jet displacement detectors.
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patent: 3500691 (1970-03-01), Moore
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patent: 3626765 (1971-12-01), Moore et al.
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Adour David L.
Gill James J.
United Technologies Corporation
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