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QRS14 Single-Axis Analog Gyroscope
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QRS14 Single-Axis Analog Gyroscope

QRS14 Single-Axis Analog Gyroscope
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QRS14 Single-Axis Analog Gyroscope-1

MEMS Quartz Angular Rate Sensor Ideal for Precision Industrial Applications: • • • • • • • Platform Stabilization Short Term Navigation GPS Augmentation Camera Stabilization Instrumentation Ride Control Stabilization Wind Turbine Control Solid State Compact, Lightweight Design Wide Temperature Range DC Input/High-Level DC Output Internal Power Regulation High Reliability Shock Resistant The QRS14 is a compact, rugged, solid-state inertial sensor used to measure angular rotation rates. It features a monolithic quartz sensing element, internal power regulation and DC input/high-level DC output operation. Two versions are available. The +12 Vdc version features a high-level +1.0 to +4.0 Vdc output, and operation from standard battery power. The plus and minus15 Vdc version provides a high-level bipolar output of ±5 Vdc, and is designed for use with conventional double-sided power supplies.

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QRS14 Single-Axis Analog Gyroscope-2

MEMS Quartz Angular Rate Sensor Power Requirements Input Voltage Input Current LABEL AREA Standard Ranges Full Scale Output Scale Factor Calibration (at 22°C Typical) Scale Factor Over Temperature Bias Calibration (at 22°C Typical) ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR Bias Variation over Temperature (Dev. from 22°C) Short Term Bias Stability (100 sec at const. temp) Long Term Bias Stability (1 year) Notes: 1. QRS14 is supplied with a mating connector (Molex P/N 5264-7 or Equiv.). 2 .Angular rate applied as shown will produce a positive output. 3. Unit of measure is in inches/[mm]. 4. Built-in-test activated...

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