Abstract
MEMS have been the hotspot in inertial measurements applications recently, due to their advantages of low-cost, high reliability, micro size, etc. But MEMS cannot be used in initial alignment alone because of its drift and noise. Since polarization navigation sensor's errors are not divergent, it can restrain divergence if polarization navigation sensor and MEMS become integrated navigation system. This paper verifies that the data of polarization navigation sensor are not divergent, and use the yaw angle provided by polarization navigation sensor to accomplish initial alignment. The results also show that polarization navigation sensor can restrain drift generated by MEMS. Finally, the drift of velocity can be effectively suppressed through the compensation of kalman filter.
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