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From: abrown@hpcvcec.cv.hp.com (Allen Brown)
Subject: Re: Gyro, Compass engine
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There is an article in the May 3 issue of Electronic Design on page 34
called "Solid Stat Gyroscope Uses Tuning-Fork Motion Sensor.  It was
developed by Systron Donner Corp of Concord, California.  It is not
obvious if this is the same gyro as the other postings are talking
about.  And there is no mention of sensitivity to ambient magnetic
fields.  It is 2.25in x 1.92in x 0.91in.
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