Dynamic motion compensation for orientation instrumentation

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Measurement system – Orientation or position

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C702S141000, C702S150000, C702S153000, C073S488000, C073S514160

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07844415

ABSTRACT:
The instant invention discloses a method for an orientation measuring instrument to isolate and separate gravitational and non-gravitational components of acceleration from accelerometer measurements by using an ambient magnetic field, typically the earth's magnetic field, as a fixed rotation reference. Using magnetic field measurements, one can track changes in orientation of a device and use that information to determine the gravitation direction, during periods when acceleration measurements include non-gravitational acceleration combined with gravitational acceleration components. In addition to determining orientation, a method and associated instrument provide a non-gravity acceleration vector of the device.

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