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05th October 2008
Sensor Fusion
As discussed in the previous blog entry, sensor fusion is used to create one good sensor from at least 2 sensors that are not good enough to meet specifications. This can be done simply but when real sensors are involved it can also become a bit of a black art requiring a lot of skill and experience.
Simple Sensor Fusion Example
The wiki has an example showing the details of simple sensor fusion. The simple example has a low frequency sensor with a bandwidth of 20 Hz. It also included a high frequency sensor with a lower bandwidth of 1 Hz and an upper of 1 kHz. The sensors are blended using a second order low pass and high pass filter. Both filters have a bandwidth of 15 Hz.
I hope to eventually create another example with better filters. I also hope to create another sensor fusion example for sensors with non-ideal transfer functions.