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

MVida.1
Associate II
 
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Eleon BORLINI
ST Employee

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
Associate II

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
ST Employee

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

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

Thank you for your time.