“…In this case, the hypothetical filter serves as an integrator of fractional order. Volatility factor of zero accelerometer is determined by the area of the Allan curve deflection at 0 (the minimum value of the Allan curve deflection): between asymptote with slopes +0.5 and -0.5, and the desired Markov noise parameters are defined as follows [1]:…”
Section: Presentation Of Basic Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To investigate random errors of accelerometers the following methods of analysis are used: -frequency analysis methods for the spectral power density (Power Spectral Density (PSD)) [1]; -temporal analysis techniques for Allan variations (Allan Variance (AVAR)) [8][9][10]. The spectral power density is defined as bilateral Fourier transform of the correlation function and describes the frequency distribution of random signal power …”
“…In this case, the hypothetical filter serves as an integrator of fractional order. Volatility factor of zero accelerometer is determined by the area of the Allan curve deflection at 0 (the minimum value of the Allan curve deflection): between asymptote with slopes +0.5 and -0.5, and the desired Markov noise parameters are defined as follows [1]:…”
Section: Presentation Of Basic Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To investigate random errors of accelerometers the following methods of analysis are used: -frequency analysis methods for the spectral power density (Power Spectral Density (PSD)) [1]; -temporal analysis techniques for Allan variations (Allan Variance (AVAR)) [8][9][10]. The spectral power density is defined as bilateral Fourier transform of the correlation function and describes the frequency distribution of random signal power …”
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