Abstract

The oscillation of the sense mode of the micro-machined Coriolis vibratory gyroscope (MCVG) with high quality factor (Q) is analyzed in this study and the corresponding force feedback control scheme is presented to suppress this oscillation. The controller consists of integrator and some filters, instead of the common but complicated demodulation and remodulation modules. Compared with using no oscillation suppression scheme, the proposed simplified oscillation suppression control scheme can achieve an improvement of the sense mode of the MCVG. The inband spectrum ripple of the angular rate output are improved from 51.4 dB to 4.23 × 10−4 dB. Correspondingly, these two performance parameters are improved by 370.4 and 186.2 times, which are higher than two orders of magnitude, respectively. Bias stability is improved from 9.72 deg/h to 2.5 deg/h. Test results prove that the proposed control scheme is effective in suppressing the oscillation.

Highlights

  • The micro-machined Coriolis vibratory gyroscope (MCVG) has been widely used in many fields, including for motor vehicles, robotics, and smartphones, because of its low cost and power, and high yield rate

  • In order to reduce the bias and suppress bias drift, the bias sources resulting from various aspects have been analyzed, and corresponding control schemes have been discussed in the published literature

  • We describe the oscillation of the sense mode for a MCVG with high Q

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Introduction

The micro-machined Coriolis vibratory gyroscope (MCVG) has been widely used in many fields, including for motor vehicles, robotics, and smartphones, because of its low cost and power, and high yield rate. Some researchers have designed special generate an alternating current (AC) signal of 230 millivolts, which will cause the bias to fluctuate mode-matched schemes to improve the bias stability and performance of the MCVG [15,20]. In these over time, severely deteriorating the gyroscope performance. Performance, drove usaccurate to design an confirmation alternative control scheme in the sense mode to it is which not easy to provide phase to improve performance, which suppress the oscillation.

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