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Re: Inertial navigation systems
I'm wondering - for those who have used these sensors (mainly the accelerometers), did you shield the system (as in shielded cables)? I'm not really saying this as a suggestion - my team is planning out a design for position tracking and I was wondering if that would help fix the noise problem.
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