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3DM-GV7-INS

Das 3DM-GV7-INS ist ein robustes, taktisches Trägheitsnavigationssystem, das eine vollständig kalibrierte MEMS-IMU mit einem adaptiven erweiterten Kalman-Filter integriert und externe GNSS-Eingaben für eine verbesserte Navigationsgenauigkeit in GNSS-freien Umgebungen akzeptiert. Es verfügt über driftarme Gyroskope, präzise Beschleunigungsmesser und ein kompaktes, nach IP68 zertifiziertes Aluminiumgehäuse und eignet sich daher ideal für Robotik, Verteidigung und autonome Systeme, die unter rauen Bedingungen eingesetzt werden.

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3DM-GV7-INS

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Das 3DM-GV7-INS bietet Systemintegratoren eine flexible Navigationslösung, die die Lücke zwischen einfachen AHRS- und vollständigen GNSS/INS-Systemen schließt. Ob auf autonomen Fahrzeugen, Roboterplattformen oder Verteidigungsanlagen eingesetzt, es bietet zuverlässige Leistung in GPS-schwierigen Umgebungen – ohne die Kosten und Komplexität von High-End-Systemen.

Sensor

  • Taktisches Gyroskop (1,5°/h Bias-Instabilität)

  • Vollständig kalibriert über den gesamten Temperaturbereich
  • Nick-/ Rollgenauigkeit
    • statische: 0,25°
    • Dynamisch: 0,5°
  • Integriertes Magnetometer zur absoluten Kursverfolgung
  • Externe Positions- und Geschwindigkeitseingaben
  • Industriestandard-NMEA-Eingang über AUX-Anschluss

Betrieb

  • Integrierter Extended-Kalman-Filter zur Lagebestimmung

  • Vom Benutzer wählbarer Beschleunigungsmesser- und Gyroskopbereich
  • Einstellbare Abtastraten bis zu 1 kHz
  • Verteidigungsbereit: Akzeptiert verschlüsselte GNSS-Empfänger
  • Werkseitig unterstützter ROS1- und ROS2-Treiber
  • SensorConnect Software für Konfiguration, Steuerung, Anzeige und Protokollierung
  • MSCL Open-Source API für einfache Integration

Paket

  • Robustes IP68-geschütztes Gehäuse

  • Präzisionsgefertigtes Gehäuse aus eloxiertem Aluminium
  • Präzise Ausrichtungsfunktionen
  • Kompakt und flach
    • 36,2 mm x 36,6 mm x 10,2 mm
    • 17.7 Gramm
  • –40 bis +85°C Betriebstemperaturbereich
3DM-GV7 Series Data Sheet Datenblätter English
Product Comparison: 3DM-GV7 Series vs. 3DM-GX5 Series Inertial Sensors Einkaufsführer English
3DM-CV7 Aiding Source Comparison: MIP vs. NMEA Technische Hinweise English
3DM-GV7-INS User Manual (Online) Bedienungsanleitung English
3DM-GV7 Mechanical Drawing (PDF) Technische Zeichnung English
GV7-CV7 Firmware Change Log Versionshinweise English

Certificates and Approvals

3DM-GV7 Declaration of Conformity (EU) Konformitätserklärung English
3DM-GV7 Declaration of Conformity (UK) Konformitätserklärung English
3DM-GV7-INS User Manual (Online) Bedienungsanleitung English
3DM-GV7-INS
Type Inertial Navigation (INS)
Performance Grade Tactical Grade
Features Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer
Random Walk Accel: 31 µg/√Hz, Gyro: 0.2 °/√hr
Bias Instability (Gyroscope) 1.5 °/hr
Bias Instability (Accelerometer) 20 μg
Hysteresis Accel bias: 0.9 mg, Accel gain: 318 PPM, Gyro bias: 0.066 °/s, Gyro gain: 1000 PPM
Communication Port Type Micro D9
Communication Interface RS-232, USB
Update Rate IMU: 1000 Hz, EKF: 1000 Hz
Inputs/Outputs 2xGPIO
Weight 17.7 g
Weight 0.624 oz
Size 36.2 mm x 36.6 mm x 10.2 mm
Size 1.43 in x 1.44 in x 0.40 in
Power Consumption 0.32 W
Input Voltage 4.6 V to 36 V
Minimum Operating Temperature -40 °C
Maximum Operating Temperature 85 °C
Minimum Operating Temperature -40 °F
Maximum Operating Temperature 185 °F
MTBF 2058917 h
GNSS Input(s) External Input(s)
Sensing Range (Accelerometer) 4 g
Sensing Range (Gyroscope) 250 °/s
Sensing Range (Magnetometer) 8 Gauss
Sensing Range (Pressure) 1260 mbar
Accuracy Roll/Pitch (dynamic): 0.5 °, Roll/Pitch (static): 0.25 °, Heading (static): 0.5 °, Heading (dynamic): 2 °
Ingress Protection Rating Not Rated
Housing Material Aluminum
Software MSCL, ROS, SensorConnect
Mounting Style Screw Down, Precision Alignment

Everything you need to get started

Access your sensor's comprehensive online user manual. Find detailed setup instructions, calibration procedures, troubleshooting guides, and technical specifications all in one convenient location. 

Software

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InertialConnect is the latest software solution for MicroStrain inertial sensors. With InertialConnect, you can easily configure your sensors, adjust parameters, upgrade firmware, and deploy preconfigured parameter files. You can also verify sensor outputs with intuitive visualizations, including times eries data, position data, and statuses.

InertialConnect is compatible with both PC desktop and Linux operating systems, making it your go-to solution for precision and efficiency in inertial sensor management.

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SensorConnect is the next generation in desktop sensing software.

From configuration of nodes and starting networks, to collecting and analyzing data in real-time, SensorConnect provides a modern, powerful experience with our Wireless, Inertial, and Displacement products.

Using our intelligent data collection and graphing algorithms, you are able to visualize massive amounts of data instantly, and then zoom in on points of interest just as fast.

Built in MathEngine functionality allows for both real-time and post-processed math, such as generating FFTs, averages, RMS, etc.

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SensorCloud is a unique sensor data storage, visualization, and remote management platform that leverages powerful Cloud computing technologies to provide excellent data scalability, rapid visualization, and user programmable analysis.

MicroStrain sensors can instantly upload their data to SensorCloud via an ethernet-connected WSDA-2000. Once uploaded, your data is securely stored in the Cloud and can be accessed from anywhere, or downloaded for offline use.

Configurable alerts can be set to help notify you of real-time event in your data.

MathEngine allows you to perform analytics on your data, all in the Cloud. Pre-built functions are available for ease of use, while IPython Notebooks allow advanced users to write custom scripts to be run on their data once, or on a schedule.

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The MicroStrain Communication Library (MSCL) is our open-sourced API that simplifies writing code to interact with our sensors. MIP SDK is a lightweight C/C++ library for interacting with MicroStrain G and C-series products via baremetal and resource constrained microcontrollers.

Both APIs are readily available and fully-documented on GitHub, featuring valuable tools such as full documentation, example code, and a quick start guide.


Built for ROS

Robot Operating System (ROS) is an open-source, meta-operating system for your robot. It provides the services you would expect from an operating system, including hardware abstraction, low-level device control, implementation of commonly-used functionality, message-passing between processes, and package management. ROS can be used in building and simulating robotics applications, as well as unmanned ground vehicles and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). MicroStrain has an open source License free (MIT License) series of drivers specifically designed and tested for ROS.

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