The FreeSpace IMU : our competitor... ;-)

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The FreeSpace IMU : our competitor... ;-)

Postby marc » Fri May 07, 2010 9:57 am

Dear,

Just to inform those who are interested, TJ published his article in Circuit Cellar
http://bordelon.net/ezstar.html
I think they are interesting synergies to be done...

Marc

CIRCUITCELLAR
Issue #238 May 2010 — Measurement & Sensors
FEATURE ARTICLES
The FreeSpace IMU
A Quaternion-Based Algorithm for Attitude Estimation
by TJ Bordelon
An unmanned robotic vehicle requires a working inertial measurement unit (IMU), which outputs an estimation of the attitude, or orientation, of a vehicle in 3-D space. For attitude estimation, you need MEMS sensors (e.g., gyros, accelerometers, and magnetometers) and a sufficient algorithm to “fuse” them together. This article covers a simple quaternion-based algorithm for an IMU project. p. 14

Keywords: Inertial measurement unit, attitude, algorithm, quaternion, 3-D space, MEMs, dsPIC33FJ256GP506, gyro, accelerometer, MMA7260Q, AD7799, airplane, magnetometer, ADXRS150
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Re: The FreeSpace IMU : our competitor... ;-)

Postby Tom » Fri May 07, 2010 1:37 pm

The IMU/attitude stabilization has already been taken care of in the gluonpilot :-)
However I am interested in his auto-trim code. I've sent him an email!

I'll keep you posted!
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