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February 13th 04, 09:51 AM
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Hubble's rate sensors
Pardon my ignorance but...
What are the specs on the Hubble's rate sensors? How much does it drift and how minute of an angular rate can it detect? Were these mechanical gyros more accurate than solid-state gyros? Their MTBF doesn't seem too impressive...I'm just wondering why they didn't use a more robust rate sensor. Thanks in advance... Mvillanu 
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