[openmulticopter] Breakout boards arrived

[Jonas]

Actually, the internal resonance frequency is 4.1 kHz. ST wrote me back
(after 6 weeks) when I asked them, since, there's nothing about that in the
datasheet.
We know that it's in a critical range, we'll do some testing, though. To
rule everything out.
I had the IDG300 in mind first, but heard some good things about those from
ST...
Good thing that I have the IDG300 already in the eagle library and didn't
start the schematics on that part ;-)

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 9:20 PM, Heinrich Warmers <
heinrich.war at googlemail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> knows someone with witch resonate frequency the new  lis rate dual sensors
> work?
> If this only in the range of  4khz like the other lis  sensors it will not
> work
> on quadocopter i think, since the swinging components will block. The
> resonate frequency is
> in the range of the vibrations generated by the propellers.
> The ADX610 and the dual rate sensor IDG300 have working frequencies in
> the range over 20 kHz.
> best regards
>
> Heinirch
>
> 2009/11/16 Jonas <jonas at digital-blizzard.net>:
> > Today I received a package from FedEx containing some breakout boards
> from
> > pcbcart.
> > Breakout boards include Acc (ADXL335) and 2 Gyros (LPR510AL and LY510AL).
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