Abstract

Three modern turning-angle sensors, in which two-dimensional radiation detector arrays were used to solve a one-dimensional problem of measurement of a plane angle, were analyzed. Mathematical expressions were obtained for a comparative evaluation of the accuracy of these sensors and their random measurement errors were calculated for a specific radiation detector array used in them, as an example.

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