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Convection-based technology offers the lowest-cost accelerometers and tilt sensors

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Inclination, motion and vibration and their relationship to automotive applications — all of these sensing essentials are within the scope of new integrated accelerometers.

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  1. Leung, A. M., Jones, J., et al, Micromachined Accelerometer based on convection heat transfer”, Digest, IEEE/ASME MicroElectroMechanical Systems Workshop, Heidelberg, Germany, Jan. 25–29, pp. 627–630

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  1. John Pyle
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  2. Paul Emerald
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Pyle, J., Emerald, P. Convection-based technology offers the lowest-cost accelerometers and tilt sensors. AutoTechnol 2, 60–63 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03246743

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