I'm using the mpu9150, my main goal is to calculate the displacement of my system in cm.
I am using double integration of the acceleration data i'm getting from the DMP.
Im aware of the accumulative noise that will drift my result very fast. for my needs, I need to calculate displacement in intervals of ~20 seconds, so hopefully I'll be able to get result accurate enough.
From my experiments, when I measure the output of a still system,
I'm getting different offset values (expecting 0 on all axis after removing gravity).
My question - is there a model for this offsets/error? does the offset of each axes depend on the orientation of the system? what could be the best way to reduce this offset and get the real accelerations?
Thank you
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Re: Re: MPU9150 - understanding acceleration offset
@margarita wrote:
Hi I am using MPU9150.
I would like to it too. But the my Print Linear Acceleration is not working.
What code are you using? Is there any pre-compiled example for ARM or MSP430 gave by Invensense?
Tks
Re: Re: MPU9150 - understanding acceleration offset
Hi,
Still working on it.
Try invensene's code. im using the one under downloadEmbedded
MotionDriver 6.1, it should work on MSP430.