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Systron Donner Automotive's MicroGyro self-contained inertial-rate sensing system includes a microscopic quartz MEMS double-ended tuning fork sensor, machined at the microscopic level of pure crystalline quartz for desirable rate sensing precision. In addition, it can withstand the high temperatures of underhood installations--up to 125[degrees]C. This negates the need for passenger compartment mounting, along with the additional cable runs, complexity and cost that such installations necessitate. …


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