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Gravity-based characterization of three-axis accelerometers in terms of intrinsic accelerometer parameters

Geist et al., 2017

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17099257892772194137
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Geist J
Afridi M
McGray C
Gaitan M
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Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology

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Cross-sensitivity matrices are used to translate the response of three-axis accelerometers into components of acceleration along the axes of a specified coordinate system. For inertial three-axis accelerometers, this coordinate system is often defined by the axes of a gimbal …
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