Inertia sensor

Details Inertia sensor Inertia sensor

1987-05-04

1989-03-28

Levy, Stewart J.

Measuring and testing

Speed, velocity, or acceleration

Acceleration determination utilizing inertial element

G01P 1502

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048153206

ABSTRACT:
An inertia body moves from a rest position in response to an applied acceleration and in so doing operates an electrical switch remote from the rest position. The body moves on spaced rails of a track arranged in a plane, with an aperture between the rails so that the body can extend below the running surfaces of the rails. The plane may be inclined and/or the rails may be non-parallel so that the center of gravity of the body rises as it moves from the rest position.

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patent: 3108252 (1963-10-01), Torres
patent: 3332060 (1967-07-01), Liljequist
patent: 3348844 (1967-10-01), Lemelson
patent: 3470501 (1969-09-01), Riley

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