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Re: Gyro Repeatability, Expected Drift ?
Kevin,
You are indeed missing something. By carefully averaging the no rotation signal, you can obtain accuracy (on average) that is better than the ADC quantization. This improved accuracy shows up in the resulting time integral of the gyro. I would happily share our gyro code with you if you would like to explore it, use it, or make some version of it generally available. I have learned a lot about PIC interrupts studying your code, perhaps you have one small thing to learn by studying mine. The code, however, also uses methods to avoid race conditions that I remember, quite well, you don't like. Eugene |
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