System for measuring a jump

Details System for measuring a jump System for measuring a jump

1999-06-30

2000-12-26

Assouad, Patrick

Data processing: measuring, calibrating, or testing

Measurement system

Dimensional determination

702141, 7337901, G01C 500

Patent

active

061673560

ABSTRACT:
A system is disclosed that can measure the vertical height and/or the hang time of a jump. The system includes an acceleration detector, a controller, a display, a power source and a case that houses the components in a manner that allows the device to be worn or held by a person or object. The acceleration detector is used to determine the start of a jump and the end of a jump. Based on the time elapsed between the start of the jump and the end of the jump, the controller can determine the vertical height of the jump and/or the hang time.

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