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Finite Length Triple Estimation Algorithm and its Application to Gyroscope MEMS Noise Identification

Finite Length Triple Estimation Algorithm and its Application to Gyroscope MEMS Noise Identification AbstractThe noises associated with MEMS measurements can significantly impact their accuracy. The noises characterised by random walk and bias instability errors strictly depend on temperature effects that are difficult to specify during direct measurements. Therefore, the paper aims to estimate the fractional noise dynamics of the stationary MEMS gyroscope based on finite length triple estimation algorithm (FLTEA). The paper deals with the state, order and parameter estimation of fractional order noises originating from the MEMS gyroscope, being part of the popular Inertial Measurement Unit denoted as SparkFun MPU9250. The noise measurements from x, y and z gyroscope axes are identified using a modified triple estimation algorithm (TEA) with finite approximation length. The TEA allows a simultaneous estimation of the state, order and parameter of fractional order systems. Moreover, as it is well-known that the number of samples in fractional difference approximations plays a key role, we try to show the influence of applying the TEA with various approximation length constraints on final estimation results. The validation of finite length TEA in the noise estimation process coming from MEMS gyroscope has been conducted for implementation length reduction achieving 50% of samples needed to estimate the noise with no implementation losses. Additionally, the capabilities of modified TEA in the analysis of fractional constant and variable order systems are confirmed in several numerical examples. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Acta Mechanica et Automatica de Gruyter

Finite Length Triple Estimation Algorithm and its Application to Gyroscope MEMS Noise Identification

Acta Mechanica et Automatica , Volume 17 (2): 11 – Jun 1, 2023

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de Gruyter
Copyright
© 2023 Michal Macias et al., published by Sciendo
ISSN
1898-4088
eISSN
2300-5319
DOI
10.2478/ama-2023-0025
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Abstract

AbstractThe noises associated with MEMS measurements can significantly impact their accuracy. The noises characterised by random walk and bias instability errors strictly depend on temperature effects that are difficult to specify during direct measurements. Therefore, the paper aims to estimate the fractional noise dynamics of the stationary MEMS gyroscope based on finite length triple estimation algorithm (FLTEA). The paper deals with the state, order and parameter estimation of fractional order noises originating from the MEMS gyroscope, being part of the popular Inertial Measurement Unit denoted as SparkFun MPU9250. The noise measurements from x, y and z gyroscope axes are identified using a modified triple estimation algorithm (TEA) with finite approximation length. The TEA allows a simultaneous estimation of the state, order and parameter of fractional order systems. Moreover, as it is well-known that the number of samples in fractional difference approximations plays a key role, we try to show the influence of applying the TEA with various approximation length constraints on final estimation results. The validation of finite length TEA in the noise estimation process coming from MEMS gyroscope has been conducted for implementation length reduction achieving 50% of samples needed to estimate the noise with no implementation losses. Additionally, the capabilities of modified TEA in the analysis of fractional constant and variable order systems are confirmed in several numerical examples.

Journal

Acta Mechanica et Automaticade Gruyter

Published: Jun 1, 2023

Keywords: fractional calculus; fractional Kalman filter; estimation of fractional order systems; fractional order noise

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