Electronic magnetic compass based on magnetoresistive sensors and microcontroller series MSC1200 from Texas Instruments
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Specificities of portable electronic magnetic compass with compensation of tilts from horizontal plane implementation considered. Prototype of measurement system of such compass developed and tested.
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