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Product category: Rotary Position, Tilt and Angular Sensors
News Release from: Newtron Technologies | Subject: GR-150
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 18 March 2004

Gyro sensor has rugged MEMS core

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The GR-150 gyro sensor features a rugged MEMS sensor core designed to provide an absolute analogue voltage proportional to spin rate, regardless of orientation to gravity or linear acceleration.

The GR-150 angular rate (gyro) sensor features a rugged MEMS sensor core designed to provide an absolute analogue voltage proportional to spin rate, regardless of orientation to gravity or linear acceleration This enables the GR-150 to deliver unprecedented performance and reliability

In addition, the new device provides a temperature monitor signal and each unit is accompanied by an individual calibration sheet.

Newtron Technologies is dedicated to bringing advanced scientific breakthroughs to real-world applications, and the GR-150 represents a major advancement in measurement technology.

The GR-150 offers improvements in accuracy, resistance to shock, bias stability, size and value.

The GR-150 is ideal for use in applications that require a high degree of accuracy in a harsh environment, such as race vehicle dynamics measurement (roll, pitch or yaw), autonomous vehicle guidance and GPS augmentation.

The GR-150 can be used with Newtron's LOG-3000 compact data logger, or any commercial system capable of receiving a 0-5V analogue signal.

The GR-150 is currently in production with lead times of 6 weeks.

The sensor is rated to work over an industrial temperature range of -40 to +85C.

It is crafted of machined aluminium alloy, with the highest quality, MIL rated, high-temp wire and fuel-resistant heat shrink.

The GR-150 is priced at $995 per unit in small quantities.

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