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In the context of this text a 6DOF device is an IMU device consisting of a 3 axis gyroscope and a 3 axis accelerometer. A 9DOF device is an IMU device of a 3 axis gyroscope, a 3 axis accelerometer and a 3 axis magnetometer. Let’s attach a global right-handed coordinate system to the Earth’s frame such that the I versor points North, K versor points to the Zenith and thus, with these two versors fixed, the J versor will be constrained to point West. I put 1°/sec on X axis, 2°/sec on Y axis and 3°/sec on Z axis. I run the code for 10 second. I expect that final Euler angles will be 10°, 20°, 30°. Rigth?”

I also removed some overhead code that Alex pointed out in the comments, this reduced the interval between samples. But when I rotate my gyro (slowly) and put this value on dcm calculation I obtain somthing that I don't expect. If I rotate 1.1 deg/sec dcm matrix is far away from identity… Is that right? Am I make wrong math??? When i feed the Magnetometer readings into Imag[0-2] (instead of your values from the DCM matrix) and normalize them, i get messed up angles.lpf i use is => acc_x = (coef1)acc_x + (coef2)raw_acc_x ; were coef1+coef2 = 1) and i got better result in static condition. RMS error became 0.3 degree. Thus an accelerometer and a magnetometer alone can give us the DCM matrix , expressed either as DCM B or DCM G Alfiansyah: the dynamic weighting algorithm purpose is to remove or decrease the acceleration data from the equation during SHORT periods of external acceleration for example a turn, a fall or a speed-up. It is not a solution for a constant noise. If the dynamic weighting algorithm is excluding accelerometer data all the time you’re left with gyro only that will drift over time. As you noticed a noisy and uncalibrated accelerometer is worst than no accelerometer. Another good thing you noticed is that the low pass filter will introduce a delay. So what is the solution ? The DCM matrix can be used to convert any vector from body’s(devices) coordinate system to the global coordinate system. Thus for example if we know that the nose of the plane has some fixed coordinates expressed in body’s coordinate system as r B = {1,0,0}, the we can find where the device is heading in other words the coordinates of the nose in global coordinate systems using (Eq. 1.4): r x G = I B. r B = { I.i, I.j, I.k} T . { r x B, r y B, r z B} T = r x B I.i + r y B I.j + r z B I.k

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