gmaguitar01
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I have two Silicon Sensing CRS03 gyroscopic sensors, CRS03 (packaged) - Silicon Sensing
is the link to the product and technical documents.
I basically need to design a circuit that when one gyroscope tilts, lets say along the x axis (assuming the axis is going out of the computer), that it sends the signal to a linear actuator and moves the actuator out, and when it tilts the other direction, still along the x-axis, it will send another signal to the same linear actuator to move the actuator arm in.
Incase that was confusing, basically I want the actuator to move out when the gyro tilts left, and the actuator to move in when the gyro tilts right.
I know these gyro's can do that because the sales representative at Silicon Sensing assured me of it. But I'm not really sure how to design this circuit. I don't know much about actuators, gyros, or reversing polarity and what not. Basically I am capable of making the part to drop the input Voltage from 12V to 5V, as is the operating Voltage of these Gyros..
Any and all help is appreciated, thanks!
is the link to the product and technical documents.
I basically need to design a circuit that when one gyroscope tilts, lets say along the x axis (assuming the axis is going out of the computer), that it sends the signal to a linear actuator and moves the actuator out, and when it tilts the other direction, still along the x-axis, it will send another signal to the same linear actuator to move the actuator arm in.
Incase that was confusing, basically I want the actuator to move out when the gyro tilts left, and the actuator to move in when the gyro tilts right.
I know these gyro's can do that because the sales representative at Silicon Sensing assured me of it. But I'm not really sure how to design this circuit. I don't know much about actuators, gyros, or reversing polarity and what not. Basically I am capable of making the part to drop the input Voltage from 12V to 5V, as is the operating Voltage of these Gyros..
Any and all help is appreciated, thanks!