A North Finder Scheme for FOG SINS Based on Kalman Filtering

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In the background of using SINS technology to the car north finder, how to use FOG SINS in-vehicle vibration environment to obtain accurate initial attitude information is analyzed. Based on two-point north finder algorithm, north finder algorithm and kalman filtering algorithm are combined, and the north finder scheme for FOG SINS based on kalman filtering is studied. Simulation results show that, the scheme can accelerate the estimation of gyro bias and accelerometer bias, and effectively filter out short-term disturbances. This scheme can obtain accurate high-precision attitude information in the disturbance environment.

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