Non-Inertial Calibration of Vibratory Gyroscopes
TBMG-29506
08/01/2000
- Content
A proposed method of calibration of micromachined vibratory gyroscopes would make it unnecessary to test the gyroscopes at known rates of rotation. At present, calibration entails inertial tests in which the gyroscopes are exposed to tumble and rotation maneuvers on multiaxis precise rotation tables, which are expensive. By eliminating the need for the rotation tables, the proposed method could reduce the cost of calibration. Moreover, inasmuch as the number of gyroscopes that a rotation table can hold is limited, the elimination of the rotation tables method would make it possible to test more gyroscopes simultaneously.
- Citation
- "Non-Inertial Calibration of Vibratory Gyroscopes," Mobility Engineering, August 1, 2000.