Inclinometer
Inclinometer
Inertial Sensors
• Definitions
• Levels-Inclinometer
• Principle & design
• Applications
• Inertial Sensors
• Principle & design
• Applications
• Gyros
• Principle & design
• Applications
Gravity Model of the Earth
ESA's GOCE mission has delivered the most accurate model of the 'geoid' ever produced. Red corresponds to points
with higher gravity, and blue to points with lower gravity. Credit: ESA/HPF/DLR
Angular Velocity and Gravity of the
Earth
gP
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Orthodromic_air_route.tif
gP : gravity 9,81m/s2
For small areas we are working
2D = in a horizontal plane
B
plumb line
α
A A
B
Vials, levels
• Spirit levels
(1) Tubelar levels
(2) Circular -, bubble levels
• Electronical levels
(1) Pendelum type
(2) Liquid systems
(3) Servo systems
Definitions
2mm = 1 pars
Pars = ligne Paris= ´Pariser Linie´
= 2,256mm
In Germany:
Old levels: etched division (depression in the glass)
New levels: screen printing (sublime)
• Historical designs
• Machinist´s level
• Coincidence level
• Geodesy
• Adjustable fixing
• Tilt level
• Hanging level = Hängelibelle
• Chamber level = Kammerlibelle
• compensators
• Elektronical levels
Cut radius of tubelar levels
20“= 0,1 mm/m Mecanical Engineering etc. definition
mm/m
1“ = 5µm/m
α= 5“ 20“ 45“
R = cut radius in m
2mm = 1 pars
Tubelar level
https://www.contorion.de/p/ks-tools-wasserwaage-mit-rahmen-200-mm-
Machinelevel
Beispiel Dosenlibelle
Beispiel Röhrenlibelle
Spezielle Justierung
´Electronicalized´ Level
Quelle: Leica whitepaper
Quelle: Leica whitepaper
Quelle: Leica whitepaper
gravity In vector description with the true
gravity g and the measured
& acceleration a, the inclination
αlpha=α can be found by:
Inclination α = arcsin(a/g)
Horizontal A - A
α
A A
Gravity vector g α
B
a = g * sin α
Other sensors
+ MEMS
-Micro-electronic-mechanic-sensor
-3 axis accelerometer
-3 axis angular rate sensor
-3 axis magnetic field sensor
+
-GPS multichannel antenna/receiver
-Altimeter/Barometer
-Camera
Other sensors
+ MEMS
+ SMARTPHONE
INTERIOR of IPHONE 6
QUELLE:
https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks/overview/blog/comparing-invensense-and-bosch-accelerometers-
found-iphone-6
IPHONE 6 Sensors
•QUELLE: https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks/overview/blog/comparing-invensense-and-
bosch-accelerometers-found-iphone-6
Parameter Bosch BMA280 InvenSense MPU- Units
6500
ADC range 14 16 bit
Acceleration range ±2, ±4, ±8, ±16 ±2, ±4, ±8, ±16 g
Source:
https://ae-bst.resource.bosch.com/media/_tech/media/datasheets/BST-BMA253-DS000-01.pdf
Test
Rail
MEMS-IMU IPHONE
MEMS-IMU SBG
Electronical
-ringlaser gyro
-fiberoptic gyro
-MEMS mech./electr.
IMU =
Inertial Measurement Unit
9 degree of freedom IMU in MEMS
technology
+3 accelerometer axis
+3 angular velocity axis
+3 magnetic field axis
= 1 Chip
Classes of IMU
platform +Sensors on a gimbaled platform;
-rotation of carrier is decoupled!
F
M
F=M*g
A mass element in the gravity field is forced to orientate in the vertical plumb line
Different sensing elements are known: spring/mass; pendulum; liquid; wire; quarz
Usually the movement of the mass is detected by coils, optical, resistance or capacity sensors
For precise measurements there is a need to stabilize the mass and arrange a damping device
Spring-mass system
F
M
F=M*g
IMPORTANT:
Integration
Velocity in [m/s]
Integration
Distance in [m]
Navigation and Stearing
Example: MICRO-Tunneling
Stearing in:
1. direction
2. height
Navigation and Stearing
Example: MICRO-Tunneling
Surface net points plumbed down
Stearing in:
1. direction
2. height