Machine element or mechanism – Gyroscopes – With caging or parking means
Patent
1975-03-21
1977-06-07
Scott, Samuel
Machine element or mechanism
Gyroscopes
With caging or parking means
74 522, 74 56A, 33275G, 33318, 356149, G01C 1924
Patent
active
040275400
ABSTRACT:
Gyroscope instrumentation for providing stabilization of the direction of a ine-of-sight of more than 45.degree. about one or more axes is described utilizing a two axes optical system. An inner gimbal supports a gyro rotor and a first mirror diagonal with a clearance window to admit light. The gyro rotor keeps the first mirror aligned in a fixed direction relative to an inner gimbal axis. The inner gimbal is supported by an outer gimbal. The outer gimbal has a second mirror mounted on it. The gyro rotor keeps the second mirror aligned with the outer gimbal axis. The net effect is that the optical axis at the input has a fixed orientation in space and the optical axis at the output axis has a fixed orientation relative to a platform on which the system is mounted.
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Heald Randall
Lall Prithvi C.
McGill Arthur A.
Sciascia Richard S.
Scott Samuel
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