Inertial sensor misalignment and compensation

Details Inertial sensor misalignment and compensation Inertial sensor misalignment and compensation

2008-05-16

2011-11-01

Raevis, Robert (Department: 2856)

Measuring and testing

Instrument proving or calibrating

Angle, direction, or inclination

Reexamination Certificate

active

08047047

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for providing information pertaining to the orientation of a vehicle to which the apparatus is coupled includes a chassis having a first interior surface and an inertial-sensor assembly disposed within the chassis and having a first exterior surface. A first sensor element is mounted on the first interior surface, and a second sensor element is mounted on the first exterior surface. At least one of the first and second sensor elements is configured to generate a first signal corresponding to a distance of displacement of the second sensor element with respect to the first sensor element.

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European Patent Office, “European Search Report,” Nov. 3, 2009, Published in: EP.

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