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MVida.1
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LSM6DSM orthogonal error: Is there a way to know the orthogonal error of the LSM6DSM iNEMO inertial module?

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Best answer by Eleon BORLINI

Hi @MVida.1​ ,

I think you are referring to the cross axis between the various IMU axis (for example, x vs y, or y vs z for the accelerometer, and pitch vs yaw or yaw vs roll for the gyroscope).

These data are not available in the datasheet, so I can share you only typical values on a small subset of samples.

  • For the accelerometer:

0693W00000D2BkuQAF.png 

  • For the gyroscope:

0693W00000D2BfaQAF.pngConsider also that in the gyro case the quadrature is compensated at production tester level, so you'll have to take into account of just a residual quadrature.

Keeping a "distributional" margin, the cross axis is below 2%.

If my reply answered your question, please click on Select as Best at the bottom of this post. This will help other users with the same issue to find the answer faster. 

-Eleon

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MVida.1
MVida.1Author
Associate
August 10, 2021

Dear Sir or Madam,

Is there a way to know the orthogonal error of the LSM6DSM iNEMO inertial module? I am looking for high precision measurements and would like to take into account the error on the orthogonality between the axis.

Eleon BORLINI
Eleon BORLINIBest answer
ST Employee
August 11, 2021

Hi @MVida.1​ ,

I think you are referring to the cross axis between the various IMU axis (for example, x vs y, or y vs z for the accelerometer, and pitch vs yaw or yaw vs roll for the gyroscope).

These data are not available in the datasheet, so I can share you only typical values on a small subset of samples.

  • For the accelerometer:

0693W00000D2BkuQAF.png 

  • For the gyroscope:

0693W00000D2BfaQAF.pngConsider also that in the gyro case the quadrature is compensated at production tester level, so you'll have to take into account of just a residual quadrature.

Keeping a "distributional" margin, the cross axis is below 2%.

If my reply answered your question, please click on Select as Best at the bottom of this post. This will help other users with the same issue to find the answer faster. 

-Eleon

MVida.1
MVida.1Author
Associate
August 12, 2021

I guess we can calculate an estimated value of the orthogonality between the axis with the cross axis.

Thank you for your time.