3. Design principles for non-vibrating accelerometers
3.1 Geometrical characteristics of the connection between EM moving parts and B housing
The number of EM/B degrees of freedom may be one (by far the most common case), two or three (in the case of CACTUS, 4.6 ).
The EM/B movement is generally a rotation around a point linked to B; this...
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