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1999\07\15@184549
by
Ryan Pogge
for 0 you have 0G
and for 90 degrees you have 1G
i belive its directly proportional or no?
is 45 degrees .5 G ??
>
> > Does anybody know were I could find some code to do the ASIN function.
I
> am
> > programming a 16C63 to measure an angle (using an accelerometer) and
send
> > the angle (in degrees) out the serial port or to a display.
> >
> > Thanks for any help someone can provide.
> >
> > Steve
> >
>
>
1999\07\15@194320
by
Ben Stragnell
Hi Ryan,
'Fraid not... if asin were linear, then sin would be too.
asin(0)=0 deg
asin(0.5)=30 deg
asin(sqrt(2)/2)=45 deg
asin(sqrt(3)/2)=60 deg
asin(1)=90 deg
Cheers,
Ben
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1999\07\15@195536
by
Ryan Pogge
I didnt mean that asin was linear...
I was asking if the output of the accelerometer was liner
I.E. .5 G's for 45 degrees...but I guess once I think about it
that is realy what I was asking...so my mistake :-)
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