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accelerometer

[ ak-sel-uh-rom-i-ter ]

noun

  1. an instrument for measuring acceleration, as of aircraft or guided missiles.


accelerometer

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noun

  1. an instrument for measuring acceleration, esp of an aircraft or rocket
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Origin of accelerometer1

First recorded in 1900–05; acceler(ation) + -o- + -meter
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Quantum clocks, gyroscopes and accelerometers are large, bulky and incredibly expensive, with an accurate quantum clock costing around £100,000.

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The study, titled "City bus seat vibration analysis using 6-axis accelerometer and gyroscope sensors," was recently published in leading science journal, Nature.

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Physical activity and sedentary time were assessed using a combined accelerometer/heart rate monitor.

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GPS sensors revealed the paths that animals took to Dipteryx trees, while accelerometers confirmed that an animal was active, and potentially feeding, during a tree visit.

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Known as piezoelectricity, the ability to trade between mechanical stress and electric charge can be harnessed widely in capacitors, actuators, transducers and sensors like accelerometers and gyroscopes for next-generation electronics.

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