Present and future roles of strapped-down inertial systems are analyzed by differential comparison of various mechanizations based on size, weight, power, reliability, and ease of maintenance; inertial systems are divided into those using rate sensing devices and those employing free gyros or other types of stable attitude reference; computer vs gimbal trade-off is discussed; impact of electrically supported accelerometer (ESA) and laser rate sensor on future systems is considered.
Present and future roles of strapped-down inertial systems
Symposium Ballistic Missile Space Technology
8th Symposium on Ballistic Missile and Space Technology Transactions ; 1963 Control
1963
18 pages
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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