Multi-sensor array calibration achieves a bias instability of 0.5°/h.
Full-temperature calibration compensation performed on a turntable.
Embedded VRU attitude algorithm measures the roll and pitch of the carrier.
1PPS time synchronization aligns data timestamps to whole seconds.
Drone Stabilization
Autonomous Navigation
Robotics Control
High-Precision MEMS Inertial Measurement Unit
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A high-precision MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) IMU is a device that measures an object's motion, orientation, and acceleration in three-dimensional space. It typically includes multiple gyroscopes and accelerometers that output tri-axis angular rates, acceleration, and temperature data. The CHCNAV CI-710, for example, is a tactical-grade, 6-degree-of-freedom (DoF) IMU that provides precise motion data. It uses an embedded VRU (Vertical Reference Unit) algorithm to accurately measure roll and pitch attitude.
The CI-710 is considered tactical-grade due to its high-performance components, advanced sensor calibration, and greater accuracy under demanding conditions. Compared to standard IMUs, tactical-grade IMUs like the CI-710 feature more robust gyroscopes and accelerometers, which reduce measurement drift and offer improved stability over time.
High-precision MEMS IMUs like the CI-710 are widely used in applications requiring accurate motion and orientation tracking, such as autonomous vehicles, robotics, precision agriculture, UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles), and marine navigation. They are ideal for environments where precise roll and pitch measurements are crucial.