Spherical calibration and reference alignment algorithms

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Measurement system – Measured signal processing

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C033S312000

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07930148

ABSTRACT:
Inclinometer and directional field sensor readings can have gain, offset, and non-orthogonality errors, as well as reference alignment rotation errors. When a series of readings are taken by a three axis sensor with a variety of different orientations, the resulting dataset looks like a perfect hypothetical sphere in the absence of any errors; with errors as mentioned above the dataset looks like an offset, rotated, ellipsoidal quadratic surface. This invention provides a simple method of removing the above errors from a tilt reference device. A disclosed algorithm is divided into two distinct components: the ellipsoidal quadratic surface component, which covers gain, offset, and axis misalignment; and the rotation component, which covers rotation relative to a set of reference axes. The solution presented here addresses both components combined, or separated and for inclinometers, magnetometers and rate sensors.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3791043 (1974-02-01), Russell
patent: 4768152 (1988-08-01), Egli et al.

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