gyro's

Sep 24, 2015 5 Replies

sci.electronics.design single axis analog gyro



Freescale & ST Micro seem to be getting out of the analog gyro business and going to digital "system" types of devices. Analog Devices are too costly for this application, ie ~$35. A single axis analog gyro with 3,4, maybe 10 mv per degree/second at $2-$3 in 100's is the current objective. Ivensense Inc appears to have just that, but it's labeled as near to it's end of life. The had a "wanna see the replacement" flag on the web site and I'll check tomorrow or the next day. Anyone know of any other similar devices?



Hul


Have you searched on Ebay? You might have to settle for a 3 axis gyro.

Dan

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I haven't looked at ebay, yet, but I will. You're probably right about shifting to a 3 axis gyro; that's been required with accelerometers. However, analog devices appear on the way out to be replaced by digital types, which is a problem on this application.

Hul

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