How to build a Personal G-Force Meter for your Car
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Posted on Sat, 26 Apr 2008 12:00:00 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
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PyroElectro thought it would be cool to display the G-forces that occur while driving a car. The site published an how-to guide on building a G-force meter device.
Quote from the Guide: "After seeing so many applications using accelerometers making a simple project of my own with this cool sensor just seemed natural.
The main application of the accelerometer is either for sensing tilt or sensing acceleration. For this application A G-Force meter for my car will be made to see how many "G's" I pull while driving."
Read the full guide on PyroElectro.
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