angular rate

angular rate

[′aŋ·gyə·lər ‚rāt]
(mechanics)
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Generally, the Earth rate [[omega].sub.ie], gravity acceleration g, and input angular rate of inertial turntable [OMEGA] are regarded as references, which are compared with outputs of accelerometers and gyros of IMU.
Airborne Position and Orientation System for Aerial Remote Sensing
Figures 3 and 4 present the LOS angular rate and the Defender acceleration.
Triangle interception scenario: a finite-time guidance approach
where [T.sub.a] represents the time constant of the armature circuit; [[??].sub.e] represents the coefficient of proportionality between the electromotive force and the angular rate of the motor; [k.sub.PWM] represents the transfer constant of the linearized PWM; [U.sub.PWMi] represent voltages at PWM input.
Design of robust systems for stabilization of unmanned aerial vehicle equipment
The miniature ARS PRO angular rate sensor by DTS is designed to capture precision angular rate data, even in high-energy environments including blast protection and crash testing.
SENSORS OPEN NEW VISTAS IN ELECTRONICS
where [[mu].sub.0]--constant coefficient, which is determined experimentally; d[[phi].sub.H](t)/dt and d[[psi].sub.H] (t)/dt--hull angular rate in elevation and azimuth axes.
IMPROVING OF ELECTROMECHANICAL STABILIZATION SYSTEMS ACCURACY

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