Inertial measurement unit

The U5000 MEMS inertial measurement module is a highly reliable and cost-effective six-axis MEMS inertial measurement module, widely applicable to navigation, control, and measurement fields represented by vehicles, ships, and drones. The U5000 series of inertial measurement modules integrates high-performance MEMS gyroscopes and MEMS accelerometers within an independent structure. The gyroscopes and accelerometers selected for the system represent the leading level of MEMS technology inertial devices. The three-axis MEMS gyroscopes sense the angular motion of the carrier, while the three-axis MEMS accelerometers sense the linear acceleration of the carrier. The system internally compensates for zero position, scale factor, non-orthogonal error, and acceleration-related terms across all temperature parameters, maintaining high measurement accuracy over an extended period. The U5000 series inertial measurement module can be configured with different hardware and software according to user needs.

U3500 series is an IMU/VRU/AHRS sensor composed of high-performance MEMS-IMU, magnetometer, and enhanced single axis gyroscope. It is equipped with self-developed adaptive extended Kalman filter, IMU noise dynamic analysis algorithm, and carrier motion state analysis algorithm, which can meet the accuracy of attitude angle under high dynamic conditions and reduce heading angle drift. Every sensor undergoes fine compensation including temperature, zero bias, scaling factor, and cross axis before leaving the factory. U3500 series sensors transmit data through UART interface and have rich user configurations. If a CAN interface is required, users should integrate the CAN transceiver circuit themselves. U3500 series can be synchronized with the system through external triggering, and can also align with external systems such as radar and camera time through synchronous output function. A multifunctional upper computer (GUI) can help quickly evaluate products, including but not limited to module configuration, data display, firmware upgrade, data recording, etc.