The Tilt Sensor for Towed Body is a micro-size sensor designed to measure
the orientation and tilt of a towed body during towing experiments.
It is designed to measure sideways tilt as well as fore-and-aft tilt
without affecting the normal performance of the towed body.
The sensor provides measurements of heading, tilt and roll, making it
suitable for monitoring the orientation and movement of submerged or
towed bodies during experimental studies.
The sensor is designed to monitor the orientation of a towed body by
measuring heading, tilt and roll. These measurements provide information
about the position and movement of the body during towing tests.
The sensor measures the sideway tilt and fore-and-aft tilt of the towed
body. Its micro-size construction is intended to allow these measurements
to be made without affecting the normal performance of the tested body.
The sensor provides heading measurement within the specified measurement
range, allowing the orientation of the towed body to be monitored during
the towing experiment.
The sensor also measures roll of the towed body. Roll measurements can be
used together with heading and tilt measurements to study the orientation
and movement of the body during towing.
The Tilt Sensor is designed in a micro-size form factor suitable for
installation on a towed body. Its compact design helps minimize the
effect of the sensor on the normal performance of the body during
experimental towing tests.
The sensor can be incorporated into towing-test instrumentation to
monitor heading, tilt and roll of the towed body. The resulting
measurements can be used for studying the behaviour and orientation
of the body during hydrodynamic experiments.
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