Moving object controller containing a differential of accelerati

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Measurement system – Accelerometer

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7351436, 324162, 701 70, 701 79, 318276, 364174, G01P 100, G01P 1500

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ABSTRACT:
In order to control a movable object such as an automobile, the differential of acceleration is derived and used as control information. In order to derive that differential, a value representing the acceleration may be differentiated, but preferably a sensor is provided which generates a direct measurement of the differential of acceleration. In one example of such a sensor, a pendulum has a coil thereon which interacts with the magnetic field of a magnet on a casing supporting the pendulum. A current is supplied to the coil such as to generate a force resisting movement of the pendulum. It is then found that the voltage across the coil corresponds to the differential of acceleration.

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