Struct ahrs::Madgwick

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pub struct Madgwick<N: Scalar + SimdValue + Copy> {
    pub quat: UnitQuaternion<N>,
    /* private fields */
}
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Madgwick AHRS implementation.

Example

let mut ahrs = Madgwick::new(0.002390625f64, 0.1);
println!("madgwick filter: {:?}", ahrs);

// Can now process IMU data using `Ahrs::update_imu`, etc.

Fields§

§quat: UnitQuaternion<N>

Filter state quaternion.

Implementations§

Creates a new Madgwick AHRS instance with identity quaternion.

Arguments
  • sample_period - The expected sensor sampling period in seconds.
  • beta - Filter gain.

Creates a new Madgwick AHRS instance with given quaternion.

Arguments
  • sample_period - The expected sensor sampling period in seconds.
  • beta - Filter gain.
  • quat - Existing filter state quaternion.

Trait Implementations§

Attempts to update the current state quaternion using 9dof IMU values, made up by gyroscope, accelerometer, and magnetometer. Read more
Attempts to update the current state quaternion using 6dof IMU values, made up by gyroscope & accelerometer. Read more
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Creates a new Madgwick instance with default filter parameters.

dbg!(Madgwick::default());

// prints (roughly):
//
// Madgwick {
//     sample_period: 1.0f64/256.0,
//     beta: 0.1f64,
//     quat: Quaternion { w: 1.0f64, i: 0.0, j: 0.0, k: 0.0 }
// };
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