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Military University of Technology Warsaw, Poland. Faculty of Electronics Institute of Radioelectronics. Electronic compass design Principles of azimuth measurement and compass operation. Author: Jakub Kazubek Tutor: Lt. Col. Piotr Kaniewski , PhD. Earth’s magnetic field. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Electronic compass designElectronic compass design
Principles of azimuth measurement and Principles of azimuth measurement and compass operationcompass operation
Author: Jakub Kazubek
Tutor: Lt. Col. Piotr Kaniewski, PhD
Military University of Technology
Warsaw, Poland
Faculty of ElectronicsInstitute of
Radioelectronics
Earth’s magnetic fieldEarth’s magnetic field
S
N
Rotation axis
Magnetic
North
Geographic
North
Geographic
South
Magnetic
South
11,5°
Magnetic axis Positions of the magnetic poles do not match the positions of geographic poles
The magnetic poles change their position with time
Earth’s field varies from less than 30µT to over 60µT
The The azimuth angleazimuth angle
Hz
Hy
HxHxy
Magnetic North
Heading direction
`
H
P
αThe direction parallel,
to Earth’s surface, component aligns with magnetic S-N direction
The azimuth can be calculated as:
x
y
H
Harctg 2
Magnetic field sensorsMagnetic field sensorsKMZ51 sensorKMZ51 sensor
1 2 3 4
5678
-IF +Vo -Vo -IC
+IF Vcc GND +IC
Flipping coil Compensation coil
Magnetoresistive Wheatstone
bridgemkA
VmV
/
/
KMZ51 main parameters
Parameter Typical Unit
Vcc 5 V
Sensitivity 16
Measurement range -0,2 to +0,2 kA/m
Offset voltage -1,5 to +1,5 mV/V
Temp. coefficient of the offset voltage -3 to 3
The compensation coil allows to compensate the external constant magnetic field
The flipping coil allows to flip internal magnetization vector sense
K
VV /
Sensor offset voltageSensor offset voltage
Characteristics of the sensor depend on internal magnetization sense (a and b)
The offset voltage does not depend on the internal magnetization direction
The offset voltage depends on supply voltage and can change with time
Assuming Earth’s field strength of 15 A/m, supply voltage +5V and maximum temperature
differences of 100K:
The offset voltage equals: 9mV
The voltage caused by the external field is: 1,2mV
Offset measurementOffset measurementAssume a
constant external field Hx
Measure Vn voltage
Flip internal magnetization vector
Measure Vp
voltageThe offset equals:
npoffset VVV 2
1
Tilt errorTilt error
Xk Yk Zk => Xz Yz Zz
Transformation between two coordinate systems is needed:
Tilt errorTilt errorTilt error ε depends on:
- tilt angle τ
- magnetic inclination δ sintanarctan
Tilt correctionTilt correction
cossinsinsincos1 zyx HHHH
sincos2 zy HHH
Horizontal components independent on tilt angle:
Additional elements that have to be measured:
• Vertical component Hz – third sensor
• Pitch and roll angles – two axis accelerometer
Block Block diagramdiagram
OscillogramsOscillograms
Voltage across flip coils
Trigger for flip current generator
The compass moduleThe compass module
Electronic compass Electronic compass advantagesadvantages
No mechanical parts
Digital or analogue (PWM) data output
Possibility of Hard Iron Calibration
Possibility of the True North calibration
PProject developmentroject development
Noise elimination
Implementation of the True North algorithm
Gyro correction
Software development
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