Error compensation method of three-axis magnetic field sensor connected to underwater vehicle in strap-down mode
A magnetic field sensor and underwater submersible technology, which is applied in the direction of instruments, scientific instruments, and sound wave re-radiation, and can solve the problems of affecting the magnetic field compensation effect and the inaccurate carrier magnetic field model.
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[0032] A method for compensating errors of a three-axis magnetic field sensor strapped down to an underwater submersible according to the present invention. The three-axis magnetic sensor strapped down to the submerged submersible constitutes a geomagnetic field modulus gradient measurement device, allowing the carrier to perform a series of changes in attitude Correct the maneuvering navigation, and at the same time, the magnetic sensor measures a set of measurement values of the geomagnetic field modulus gradient including the carrier's interference magnetic field and the sensor's own error information under different attitudes of the carrier, and uses the inertial navigation system or gyro compass to record the attitude of the carrier during each measurement , using the measured value of the magnetic sensor to obtain the nonlinear equation about the measured value of the geomagnetic field. The unk...
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