Предмет: Информатика, автор: temirtop11

ТЕКСТ ЗАДАНИЯ
Каково назначение гироскопического
датчика?
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Ответы

Автор ответа: aisha310510

Ответ:

Принцип работы датчика заключается в том, что он способен отслеживать вращение.

nurmoldaaruzan: спасибо

Автор ответа: mopipas

Ответ:

Гироскопический датчик предназначен для измерения угла вращения робота или скорости вращения. Сверху на корпусе датчика нанесены две стрелки, обозначающие плоскость, в которой работает датчик. Поэтому важно правильно установить датчик на робота.

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