Open vlsireddy opened 2 years ago
Hi @vlsireddy, I am using an MPU6050 with an Arduino Uno. I also observe a drift in the yaw values while the roll and pitch values are pretty stable. Have you found a solution that will compensate for the drift without using a magnetometer?
Hi,
The experiment required accurate Yaw. So I used a BNO055 9DoF with an Arm chip integrated sensor which does all the Algo and gives out pure values. didn't pursue Yaw drift compensation without magnetometer.
Thanks
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Hi @vlsireddy https://github.com/vlsireddy, I am using an MPU6050 with an Arduino Uno. I also observe a drift in the yaw values while the roll and pitch values are pretty stable. Have you found a solution that will compensate for the drift without using a magnetometer?
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@vlsireddy No worries. I was going through the MPU6050 datasheet and found that it has a built-in motion processor that does sensor data fusion. I'll try it out when I get the time.
Thanks!
Hi,
Thanks