Is an accelerometer suitable?
i'm making digital display car have ability display acceleration, speed, ideally distance travelled (i.e. successive integration of acceleration), , ideally inclination , compass heading, altitude... sort of thing.
i've sort of assumed accelerometer way go, i'm not sure if it's going accurate enough. there'll local variations in gravity, variations in measurement due changes in inclination difficult account for, variations in gravity due change in height (though this, i'd imagine, insignificant), , countless other things haven't considered yet.
i've found this:
9 degrees of freedom sensor
this looks ideal, it's bit expensive me, , i'm not sure solve problems anyway.
is there better can use? 9 degrees of freedom sensor suitable?
i've sort of assumed accelerometer way go, i'm not sure if it's going accurate enough. there'll local variations in gravity, variations in measurement due changes in inclination difficult account for, variations in gravity due change in height (though this, i'd imagine, insignificant), , countless other things haven't considered yet.
i've found this:
9 degrees of freedom sensor
this looks ideal, it's bit expensive me, , i'm not sure solve problems anyway.
is there better can use? 9 degrees of freedom sensor suitable?
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there'll local variations in gravityno not can measure.
none of other concerns relevant also, but:-
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and countless other things haven't considered yet.yes noise on output make impossible measure distance or speed on more foot or so.
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is there better can use?i suggest gps.
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