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Hard iron distortion compensation for 3 axis magnetometer
Author(s) -
Cornea George Mihai,
Arnold Nilgesz,
Birouaș Ionuț - Flaviu,
Radu Ţarcă
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
recent innovations in mechatronics
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2064-9622
DOI - 10.17667/riim.2016.1-2/5.
Subject(s) - magnetometer , heading (navigation) , compensation (psychology) , distortion (music) , microcontroller , magnetic field , earth's magnetic field , power (physics) , electrical engineering , materials science , acoustics , physics , computer science , engineering , aerospace engineering , cmos , psychology , amplifier , quantum mechanics , psychoanalysis
This paper presents the way how the hard iron effect could be compensated and a way to implement it on a small power device such as a microcontroller. Because of the magnetized materials that can stay near a magnetometer sensor and because of the very small magnetic field of the Earth, before the use of the measured values from a magnetometer to determine the heading (angle with the N direction) of the sensor a compensation is needed.

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