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A new digital instrument for measuring angular velocity and acceleration

Barna Szabados, Ν.Κ. Sinha, Colin D. diCenzo

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A new approach to the digital measurement of angular velocity and acceleration is discussed. The proposed instruments provide a very high precision and resolution in measurement. The measurements can be made in a very short time, which may be regarded as almost instantaneous for many practical applications.

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A new approach to the digital measurement of angular velocity and acceleration is discussed. The proposed instruments provide a very high precision and resolution in measurement. The measurements can be made in a very short time, which may be regarded as almost instantaneous for many practical applications.

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A new approach to the digital measurement of angular velocity and acceleration is discussed. The proposed instruments provide a very high precision and resolution in measurement. The measurements can be made in a very short time, which may be regarded as almost instantaneous for many practical applications.

Key concepts: Acceleration, Angular velocity, Angular acceleration, Angular resolution (graph drawing), Measuring instrument, Resolution (logic), Physics, Computer science

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