Runge-Kutta Approximations for Direct Coning Compensation Applying Lie Theory
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| author | Christian, John A. Walker II, Michael R. Bridgman, Wyatt Sparapany, Michael J. |
| author_facet | Christian, John A. Walker II, Michael R. Bridgman, Wyatt Sparapany, Michael J. |
| contents | The integration of gyroscope measurements is an essential task for most navigation systems. Modern vehicles typically use strapdown systems, such that gyro integration requires coning compensation to account for the sensor's rotation during the integration. Many coning compensation algorithms have been developed and a few are reviewed. This work introduces a new class of coning correction algorithm built directly from the classical Runge-Kutta integration routines. A simple case is shown to collapse to one of the most popular coning algorithms and a clear procedure for generating higher-order algorithms is presented. |
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| spellingShingle | Runge-Kutta Approximations for Direct Coning Compensation Applying Lie Theory Christian, John A. Walker II, Michael R. Bridgman, Wyatt Sparapany, Michael J. Robotics The integration of gyroscope measurements is an essential task for most navigation systems. Modern vehicles typically use strapdown systems, such that gyro integration requires coning compensation to account for the sensor's rotation during the integration. Many coning compensation algorithms have been developed and a few are reviewed. This work introduces a new class of coning correction algorithm built directly from the classical Runge-Kutta integration routines. A simple case is shown to collapse to one of the most popular coning algorithms and a clear procedure for generating higher-order algorithms is presented. |
| title | Runge-Kutta Approximations for Direct Coning Compensation Applying Lie Theory |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.00412 |