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Antoine |
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Comparing the output from two gyros |
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Hi there guys,
Just a hobbyist working with MEMS gyros and had this question. Say I had a gyro attached to two different devices. (i.e. One gyro per device), with each gyro outputting a yaw, roll and pitch angle.
I would then effectively have two planes (one for each of my devices) in 3D space.
How would I got about finding the angle between the two planes created? What maths would I refer to? I know how I could do this if I had the cartesian xyz equation of the planes, but how could I do it when I only have the yaw, pitch and roll angles with no equation? |
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2 January 2015
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