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Hi,
First thanks fro the code, it's by far the easiest to use for the MPU, but I have noticed the angles in X and Y are consistently off.
I made a 3D printed block with surfaces at 0, 30, 45, 60 and 90 degrees to test and found that both X and Y have issues.
At 0 degrees the error is 1-2 degrees (Not an issue)
However, at 30 degrees both X and Y read between 23-26,
at 45 both read around 34-37,
at 60 both read 46-48
and at 90 both read about 75.
So about 15-25% error.
Any reason for this? I tried varying the accel/gyro ratio and nothing seemed to effect it.
Thanks in advance.
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Update - Increasing the values output but 20% gives much better results, only 1-2 degrees of variation.
Tried with 2 different MPU-6050's and works well on both.
Hi,
First thanks fro the code, it's by far the easiest to use for the MPU, but I have noticed the angles in X and Y are consistently off.
I made a 3D printed block with surfaces at 0, 30, 45, 60 and 90 degrees to test and found that both X and Y have issues.
At 0 degrees the error is 1-2 degrees (Not an issue)
However, at 30 degrees both X and Y read between 23-26,
at 45 both read around 34-37,
at 60 both read 46-48
and at 90 both read about 75.
So about 15-25% error.
Any reason for this? I tried varying the accel/gyro ratio and nothing seemed to effect it.
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: