<![CDATA[OpenIMU300ZI - G-Sensitivity of gyro (shock-resistance)]]>Dear all,

Background:
In my application there are sometimes harsh dynamic situations where the linear acceleration is for short terms out of the dynamic range of the used accelerometer (for instance car crash). Using an adaptive gain
I ensure that the accelerometer measurements are weighted less in this situation.

Problem:
In harsh g-environments the g-sensitivity of the gyroscope becomes more relevant.
According to the datasheet of the OpenIMU300ZI I cannot find any specifications about the g-sensitivity of the gyroscope.

Do you have any idea about the linear g-sensitivity of the gyro or how I can get them in experiments?

Kind Regards
Andreas

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Background:
In my application there are sometimes harsh dynamic situations where the linear acceleration is for short terms out of the dynamic range of the used accelerometer (for instance car crash). Using an adaptive gain
I ensure that the accelerometer measurements are weighted less in this situation.

Problem:
In harsh g-environments the g-sensitivity of the gyroscope becomes more relevant.
According to the datasheet of the OpenIMU300ZI I cannot find any specifications about the g-sensitivity of the gyroscope.

Do you have any idea about the linear g-sensitivity of the gyro or how I can get them in experiments?

Kind Regards
Andreas

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