IMU orientation using AHRS filter
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Hello, I am having IMU orientation troubles I am using the AHRS Filter to output Angular Velocity and Quaternions relative to the NED reference frame.
To do this i use the code:
[quaternions, angularVelocity] = ahrsfilter(acc,gyr,mag);
Where acc, gyr, and mag are accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer readings, respectively. Each acc, gyr, and mag are 3xN.
I want to then rotate the sensor signals so they are aligend the the NED refernce frame. I am trying to do this with the following code
for i = length(1:end(acc))
acc(i,:) = rotateframe(quaternions(i),acc(i,:))
gyr(i,:) = rotateframe(quaternions(i),gyr(i,:))
end
after i rotate the accelerometer and gyroscope readings, the rotated signals are not correct. However, the angularVelocity output from the ahrsfilter is correct. Does anyone have any ideas why this may be?
Thank you
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xinyu wang
el 29 de Sept. de 2021
hey, do you slove this problem? I got the same problem, I let the sensor frame completely coinside to the NED or the ENU frame, but the result stil has a rotatetion angle.
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James Tursa
el 23 de Ag. de 2020
I haven't used either of those functions, but from reading the doc maybe you need to use the conjugate of the quaternions in your rotateframe call. I.e., if the sensor signals are in the BODY frame and the quaternions are NED->BODY, then maybe you need the conjugate of the quaternions to do the BODY->NED conversion.
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James Tursa
el 24 de Ag. de 2020
So then I don't understand why you are comparing a rotated gyr signal against the angularVelocity filter result. The original gyr signal is in BODY frame and that already matches the angularVelocity result in BODY frame, so why the rotated gyr data comparison? I am still not following.
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