A AHRS Algorithm Based on Adaptive Extended Kalman Filter
A Kalman filter and extended Kalman technology, applied in navigation calculation tools, navigation through velocity/acceleration measurement, etc., can solve problems such as adjusting noise matrix, large linearization error of state transition matrix, etc.
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[0068] Below in conjunction with specific embodiment and accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described:
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[0070] Step 1: Since the MEMS sensor error is easily affected by the external environment, especially the temperature, the parameters in the Kalman filter must accurately reflect the error level in the current environment. The level of fluctuations in MEMS gyroscope and accelerometer output at rest reflects the sensor's noise level, which characterizes the sensor's performance. In order to obtain an accurate error coefficient, the AHRS system stands still for a period of time such as 30 seconds before the navigation starts, and records the accelerometer x, y, z three-axis output and the gyroscope x, y, z three-axis output during the stationary process, and records the participating The number of epochs N to calculate. Calculate the zero o...
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