Design Principle and Error Analysis of a New Large-Range Ultrasonic Position and Orientation System Based on TDOA

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This paper designs a new ultrasonic position and orientation model, further, a kind of technical scheme that can achieve the goal of large-range position and orientation system based on the designed model is proposed. Aiming at the designed model, this paper deeply analyzes the influence of distribution structure and physical parameters of the sensors on the position range, resolution and accuracy, which will provide theory support for developing high-performance ultrasonic position and orientation systems.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 457-458)

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1433-1440

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January 2012

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