CRS39-02
CRS39-02 is Analogue Angular Rate Sensor manufactured by Silicon Sensing Systems.
- Part of the CRS39 comparator family.
- Part of the CRS39 comparator family.
Features
- Proven and Robust silicon MEMS vibrating ring structure
- FOG-like performance
- DTG-like size and performance
- Low Bias Instability (0.2°/h)
- Excellent Angle Random Walk (0.017°/h)
- Ultra-low noise (<0.006°/s rms,)
- Optimised for low rate range environments
(e.g. North Finding)
- Precision analogue output
- Wide range from -10°C to +110°C
- High shock and vibration rejection
- Three temperature sensors for precision thermal pensation
- MEMS frequency output for precision thermal pensation
- Ro HS pliant
- Packaged and unpackaged options
Applications
- Platform Stabilization
- Precision Surveying
- Downhole Surveying
- North Finding
- Maritime Guidance and Control
- Gyro-passing and Heading Control
- Autonomous Vehicles and ROVs
- Rail Track monitoring
- Robotics
1 General Description
CRS39 provides the optimum solution for low angular rate range applications where bias instability, angle random walk and low noise are of critical importance.
CRS39 is available in two forms; the unpackaged version which has been designed for mounting within a 25mm inside diameter cylinder, and a packaged version for general applications where ease of mounting is required.
The outstanding stability, low noise and size of the CRS39 makes this a viable alternative to fibre-optic and dynamically tuned gyros.
The latest inductive MEMS gyro sensor element is bined with precision discrete electronics to achieve high stability and low noise.
Three on board temperature sensors and the resonant frequency of the MEMS enable additional external conditioning to be applied to the CRS39 by the host, enhancing the performance even further. Test data for Bias and Scale Factor can be provided with each gyroscope enabling this pensation to be implemented without the need for further calibration.
Typical applications include downhole surveying, precision platform stabilization, ship stabilisation, ship guidance and control, autonomous vehicles and high-end AHRS.
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