Lecture

Gyroscope Dynamics: Excitation and Sensitivity

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of coupling the excitation mode with an orthogonal mode using the Coriolis force, focusing on the excitation of mode y by rotation. It discusses the dynamic model of oscillating gyrometers, the effect of natural frequency difference between modes x and y, and strategies to avoid sensitivity to disturbances. The instructor also explains the comparison of gyroscopes and how resolution depends on signal integration time.

Instructors (2)

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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