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Arduino sketches for the ESP32
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Is esp32 fast enough for ahrs using magwick or ekf #20

Open shomedas opened 5 years ago

shomedas commented 5 years ago

I tried the esp32_5637 code on Arduino Nano. I am unable to get rid of drift. Is esp32 fast enough for sensor fusion at high frequencies? I need to synchronise the angle measurement with a 30fps camera

kriswiner commented 5 years ago

Should be. You can also try the various STM32L4 devices here https://www.tindie.com/stores/TleraCorp/ if you don't need wifi and/or want ultra-low-power. Most important consideration after sensor suite is proper calibration.

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I tried the esp32_5637 code on Arduino Nano. I am unable to get rid of drift. Is esp32 fast enough for sensor fusion at high frequencies? I need to synchronise the angle measurement with a 30fps camera

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shomedas commented 5 years ago

I have calibrated the magnetometer using ellipsoid method. For accelerometer I have removed offset using your code. For gyroscope I used your 5637 code. But the gyro error was in tens of millidps

What is the throughput that you have observed with esp32 and 9250