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Xsens MTi-28A G Series User Manual

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MTi and MTx User Manual
and Technical Documentation
Document MT0100P
Revision E, December 2
nd
2005
Xsens Technologies B.V.
Capitool 50 phone +31-(0)53-4836444
P.O. Box 545 fax +31-(0)53-4836445
7500 AM Enschede e-mail support@xsens.com
The Netherlands internet www.xsens.com

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Xsens MTi-28A G Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelMTi-28A G Series
Sensor TechnologyMEMS
OutputOrientation, Velocity, Position
Orientation Accuracy (Roll, Pitch)0.5°
Operating Temperature-40 to 85 °C
Gyroscope Range±2000°/s
Accelerometer Range±16 g
Magnetometer Range±8 gauss
Output Data RateUp to 400 Hz
TypeInertial Measurement Unit
Communication InterfaceUART, USB
ProtocolsNMEA
Operating Voltage3.3V - 5V

Summary

2 Output Specification

2.2 Orientation Performance Specification

Details key performance characteristics like dynamic range, accuracy, and update rate for orientation output.

2.3 Orientation Output Modes

Describes the different parameterizations for orientation output: Quaternions, Euler angles, and Rotation Matrix.

2.4 Calibrated Data Performance Specification

Provides performance specifications for rate of turn, acceleration, and magnetic field data.

2.5 Calibrated Data Output Mode

Explains the physical sensor model and the output formats for calibrated inertial and magnetic data.

2.6 Resetting Coordinate Systems

Covers resetting orientation and calibrated data reference frames: Heading, Global, Object, and Alignment resets.

3 Basic Communication

3.3 Message Protocol

Details the Xbus message structure, usage, and common messages like GoToConfig and SetOutputMode.

4 Physical Specifications

5 Operating Guidelines

5.1 Normal Operating Procedure

Outlines the step-by-step procedure for powering on, operating, and powering off the MTi/MTx.

5.2.3 Magnetic Materials and Magnets

Explains how ferromagnetic materials and magnets distort magnetic fields, affecting yaw/heading accuracy.

6 Important Notices

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