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Enhanced tilt compensation method for biaxial magnetic compass

Enhanced tilt compensation method for biaxial magnetic compass

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Based on a Euclidean norm of the normalised magnetic compass signal and a sign determination of a magnetic compass signal, an enhanced estimation method of a virtual third‐axis signal of a magnetic compass is proposed. The proposed method is efficient in tilt compensation of a biaxial magnetic compass.

Inspec keywords: magnetic devices; compasses; magnetic sensors

Other keywords: biaxial magnetic compass; sign determination; Euclidean norm; normalised magnetic compass signal; enhanced estimation method; virtual third-axis signal; enhanced tilt compensation method

Subjects: Other magnetic material applications and devices; Sensing devices and transducers; Magnetic instruments and techniques

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