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Part # FSFLK
Description  Freescale Sensor Fusion Library for Kinetis MCUs
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Manufacturer  NXP [NXP Semiconductors]
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Test Descriptions
34
Freescale
Sensor Fusion Library for Kinetis MCUs, Rev. 0.7, 9/2015
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
5.10 Orientation Magnetic Immunity (Static Device)
5.10.1
Intent
The test response of the stationary DUT to momentary changes in the local magnetic field is used to
measure the orientation magnetic immunity. Because the device is stationary, the accelerometer and
gyroscope readings remain relatively constant, changing only due to sensor noise.
5.10.2
Procedure
Setup as defined in Matlab Stimulus/Expected Response + Hardware-based Fusion. Matlab is used to
post-process data.
1. Starting point = device stationary, fusion outputs stable
2. 100 µT magnet moving at 0.25 m/s
3. Closest approach to magnetic sensor = 5 cm
4. Test to be simulated using environment specified in Matlab Stimulus/Expected Response +
Hardware-based Fusion. Magnetic interference may be modeled as a time varying field which is
consistent with the description above.
5.11 Orientation Magnetic Immunity (Moving Device)
5.11.1
Intent
This test measures the immunity of a linearly, with no rotation, moving DUT to a 100 µT magnet change
in the magnetic field. The outputs of all acceleration and magnetic sensors change during this test.
Gyro outputs should be constant throughout, with any changes attributed to noise only.
5.11.2
Procedure
1. Starting point = device stationary, fusion outputs stable.
2. Use a 100 µT magnet.
3. The DUT moves by magnet at 0.25 m/s with the closest approach to magnet=5cm.
4. Test to be simulated using environment specified in Matlab Stimulus/Expected Response +
Hardware-based Fusion. Magnetic interference may be modeled as a location varying field which
is consistent with the description above.
5.12 Error in Computed Gyro Bias
5.12.1
Intent
Measure how well the fusion library tracks slowly varying gyro bias.
5.12.2
Procedure
Test to be simulated using environment specified in Matlab Stimulus/Expected Response + Hardware-
based Fusion.
1. Starting point = device stationary, fusion outputs stable
2. Add 10 dps gyro offset as step function
3. Run test until computed gyro offset stabilizes



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