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3DM-CX5-AR VRU & Tilt Sensor

3DM-CX5-AR VRU & Tilt Sensor
Hottinger Brüel & Kjær (HBK)
Hottinger Brüel & Kjær (HBK)
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Communication and Control
Communication and Control

The 3DM-CX5-AR VRU & Tilt Sensor is embeddable vertical reference unit and tilt sensor. The 3DM-CX5-AR is a compact and lightweight OEM VRU and tilt sensor, designed to meet the needs of system integrators. It incorporates a triaxial accelerometer and gyroscope as well as temperature sensors to provide high-precision attitude tracking. The sensor is ideal for antenna stabilization, autonomous vehicle navigation, artificial horizon requirements, and more. Each 3DM-CX5-AR sensor is individually calibrated and fully

temperature-compensated for optimal performance. The rugged machined aluminium enclosure provides protection in demanding environments with high levels of shock and vibration.
Tech Specs
Dimensions38 x 24 x 9.7 mm
Weight8g
Power Consumption500 mW typical
Accelerometer Noise Density20 μg/√Hz
Gyro Noise Density0.005°/sec/√Hz
Accelerometer Bias Instability0.04mg
Gyro Bias Instability8°/hr
Attitude AccuracyEKF
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