Abstract
An angular and acceleration measurement system using the piezoelectric polymer poly (vinylidene fluoride) is described, furthermore a compensation of the polymer's pyroelectric effects has been achieved. The advantages of this sensor are that there are no moving parts and that it has a very low cost compared with other sensors. The measured sensitivity is 3.7 mV rad-1 s2.
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