Accelerometer Measures From 0.1 To 1500 Radians/s2

June 1, 2000

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The SR-107RFR, -100FR and -207HP angular force-balance accelerometers feature a force-balance design in conjunction with a precision bearing and suspension system. The devices provide a measuring range from 1500 radians down to 0.1 radian per second squared. Stated features of these accelerometers include stable closed-loop design, immunity to linear acceleration, rugged construction without pivots or jewels, and a broad choice of ranges.

Company: COLUMBIA RESEARCH LABORATORIES INC.

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