GNSS/INS tight coupling time dispersion filtering method
A tightly coupled and decentralized technology, applied in the field of combined navigation, which can solve problems such as time-consuming computation
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[0126] The following will take the GNSS / MEMS close-coupling device as an example to describe the specific implementation of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. For close-coupling devices using other types of inertial navigation, the method provided by the present invention is still applicable.
[0127] The workflow of GNSS / MEMS close coupling device is as follows: figure 2 shown. The frequency of GNSS output pseudo-range and pseudo-range rate data is 1Hz, the frequency of MEMS output IMU data is 200Hz, and the frequency of tight coupling is 1Hz. The initial alignment module 101 provides the initial position, velocity and attitude for the INS mechanics arrangement module 102, and the INS mechanics arrangement module 102 uses the collected IMU data 103 to calculate the position, velocity and attitude of the INS in real time. The time update module 104 is executed 2 IMU cycles before tTC, that is, 10 ms, and the calculation observation array and...
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