Can it be used to design inclinometer (tilt/angle measuring device)? Thank you.
171874
It can be used to measure rotational acceleration, but not the incline or tilt. What it sounds like you are looking for is a magnetometer. Take a look at the MPU-9150, which is a version of this chip with a magnetometer added.
800409
absolutely. I love it ! you can adjust the it for viewing landscape or portrait angle and then tilt forward or backward til it lies flat if you so wish.And I love how it folds up for travel or storage.
877231
I don't think so, because this unit is not designed for that purpose, in my case I need to measure surface only.
373901
not with any kind of accuracy. it's not weighted for that as-is. You might be able to modify it for that purpose but i wouldn't recommend it.
1188704
My phone was really really stretching the use of clamp, so i would go on a limb amd say no, not all amdroid devices. The clamp is on a ball and socket set up to tripod so it does tilt. You can also remove the clamp amd put it on other tripods. Hope this helped!
609511
I don't see why not, the tilt is adjustable, but it is designed for a tablet.
301641
Yes it can. If mounted normally it can be tilted from facing up and horizontally flat to facing down and horizontally flat.
527248
I'm not sure if it will do what your asking but I can say that it doesn't tilt to 90 it's 2 or 3 degrees off. I solve the problem by gently pushing to 90 or even more but it will reset if you tilt straight down. It's just a silly oversight in engineering I think that the camera was meant to be mounted very high above the observation area.
1024373
No, it can only be angled to the left or right. You might could use some old fashioned igenuity and figure out a way, but it's design does not have that adjustment.
1499546
Yes. You place it on the thing you want measured and zero it. Any angle. You may need a horizontal, or vertical, reference point.
1605782
You would find this a useful tool. I work for an architect and we use it to do field measurements.
1351879
Yes it can, I have had mine in tilted and flat position and it works great.
236104
It must be relatively level so tilting will not work, but no worries, you do not need the tripod either. Just place the tool on any level surface of the appropriate height.
206175
No, it can't. This device works because of gravity, so it needs to be vertical. There are mechanical and electronic devices that measure vacuum, however, which might be what you need. They are also more costly...
217792
Sort of. You can position it so that the mount would be connected to the underside of an overhang, but the camera would be 90 degrees off. The camera can rotate around the base 360 degrees, and then the camera can tilt maybe 60 degrees ,so it probably will do what you want in some form or another. This isn't a big deal - I think there's a software option to spin the image, and most security video recorders have the ability to do that as well. But you'll "lose" (or gain, depending on what you are pointed at) a few pixels because the rectangle of view will be 90 degrees out of phase. So I'd say "Yes, you can" with a minor caveat.
1967243
Yes. It "clicks" 360 degrees. It is also on a pivot, so it can be pretty much be oriented to any angle. Works well.
1112743
The tilt function is manual; you have to loosen a bolt to tilt up or down. I believe it will tilt enough for what you need.