Separating out centripetal and gravitational acceleration

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SUMMARY

This discussion focuses on the challenges of separating centripetal and gravitational acceleration using a dual-axis sensor on a pendulum. The user expresses dissatisfaction with their current method and mentions researching the Type_linear_acceleration algorithm but struggles with its implementation. The conversation highlights the complexities involved in accurately measuring these forces in a pendulum system.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of dual-axis sensors and their applications
  • Familiarity with pendulum dynamics and motion analysis
  • Knowledge of the Type_linear_acceleration algorithm
  • Basic programming skills for sensor data processing
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the implementation of the Type_linear_acceleration algorithm in sensor applications
  • Explore advanced techniques for isolating centripetal and gravitational forces in pendulum systems
  • Learn about data filtering methods for sensor readings
  • Investigate dual-axis sensor calibration techniques for improved accuracy
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Engineers, physicists, and hobbyists working with pendulum systems, as well as anyone interested in sensor data analysis and motion dynamics.

Sam Smith
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Has anyone got any experience of this using a dual axis sensor on a pendulum? I have attempting to do itt however I am not completely satisfied that my method is successful
 
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Just to add to this. I have researched a method known as Type_linear _acceleration but I am having difficult implementing this algorithm
 

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