MPU-6050 accelerometer reading of one direction
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Hi!
I am using these line of code to continuously read the real-time acceleration values from the IMU(MPU-6050):
clear;
a = arduino('COM5','Uno','Libraries',{'I2C','SPI'});
imu = mpu6050(a,'SampleRate',50,'SamplesPerRead',5,'ReadMode','Latest');
accelReadings = readAcceleration(imu);
display(accelReadings);
It will returns one sample of the acceleration data on x, y, and z axes read from the sensor in units of m/s2 like this:
accelReadings =
-2.3399 -0.5377 3.0201
Is there any possible way for me to retrive only the value of the x axis (the first value only)? I tried to treat it as an array but it is not working.
Also, can I fuse the data (estimate the orientation, quaternion, determine roll, pitch and yaw angles) of this type of this 6DOF sensor(MPU6050) as there is no magnetometer?
Thanks!
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Gayatri Menon
2020-4-21
Hi
accelReadings(1) should give you the x values. If you have a license for Sensor Fusion and Tracking toolbox or Navigation toolbox, try using read() for more capabilities. For usage and examples, please refer link for read() .
If you have the above-mentioned licenses, you can use imufilter to determine orientation.'imufilter' uses only accelerometer and gyroscope values. Refer to the example here.
Hope this helps
Thanks
Gayatri
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Gayatri Menon
2020-4-23
编辑:Gayatri Menon
2020-4-24
Please refer the below link.This link explains how the noise is calculated for MPU9250. A similar approach can be used for mpu6050 as well
Thanks
Gayatri
Muhammed Sadique
2024-9-5
编辑:Muhammed Sadique
2024-9-5
Hi Gayatri Menon,
I am a new user of MPU 6050 (IMU). I do not know if I can ask question here. It is about non-zero value of acceleration even without moving the imu. Isn't it live accelration?
I do have a matlab code to read angle (from linear acceleration), angular velocity and linear accelration. The linear acceleration readings are non-zero values even when sensor is stationary. How I can solve this issue?
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