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Gyro not accurate - Problem
Hi,
without calibrating the gyro too much, just by letting it calculate bias and then moving it (connected to a solid block of wood) 180 degrees and back, we saw that the gyro does not return to zero and actualey is off by 200-500 "numbers" each time (have not calibrated to radians or degrees yet). so after one turn and back, instead of being at zero or very close it is around 500 and then after doing it again it will be at 700 or 300.... anything I can do to make it more accurate?? -Naor Last edited by naor52 : 26-01-2006 at 09:40. |
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