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Re: Gyro Repeatability, Expected Drift ?
Kevin's code implements a deadband. Although this is just fine
for using it to measure a turn, it is not so good for using the gyro as a compass. Using the gyro as a compass requires you to be entirely linear with no deadband, and to carefully average the "no turn" output (noise helps you here) and subtract the value using fixed binary point arithmetic. Second order accurate time integration is also a good idea in this case. A drift of a couple of tenths of a degree during the 15 second autonomous mode is achievable, but the drift is sensitive to temperature and you either need to recalibrate, or compensate, for that. What we do is check the drift now and then, and then recompute the required average when the drift has picked up due to temperature change. Eugene |
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