Application

IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) is an inertial measurement unit, which can measure the three-axis acceleration and angular velocity of an object.…

The fiber optic gyroscope is a sensitive element based on an optical fiber coil, and the light emitted by the laser…

Electronic compass, also known as digital compass, is a method of using the geomagnetic field to determine the North Pole, and…

Working principle The working principle of accelerometers is based on the relationship between mass and force. It uses the acceleration generated…

The ER-MG2-100 is a micromachined single-axis gyro sensor. ER-MG2-100 provides highly accurate north-seeking angular rate (gyroscope) measurement with market-leading low power…

The emergence of IMU technology makes up for the lack of GPS positioning, and the two complement each other, allowing autonomous…

Accelerometers measure acceleration, tilt, vibration or shock, making them suitable for a wide range of applications from wearable fitness devices to…

Fiber optic gyroscope is an instrument that can accurately determine the orientation of moving objects. It is an inertial navigation instrument…

MEMS technology was first conceived in 1959 by Richard Pfeynman (who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965). In 1962,…

The full name of MEMS is micro-electromechanical system, which uses traditional semiconductor technology and materials to integrate micro-sensors, micro-actuators, micro-mechanical mechanisms,…