A. Trusov, A. D. Meyer, G. H. Mccammon, A. Bettadapura, M. Philips
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Toward software defined coriolis vibratory gyroscopes with dynamic self-calibration
This paper reports two new milestones in the development of miniaturized Coriolis Vibratory Gyroscopes (CVG) with beyond navigation grade performance. Firstly, a small size and low parts count milli-Hemispherical Resonator Gyroscope (mHRG) based on a drastically simplified production unit is demonstrated with measured 0.00025 deg/rt-hr ARW and 0.005 deg/hr bias. Secondly, real-time self-calibration is validated using a dual mHRG system achieving strategic grade stability of 0.001 deg/hr over days of time and over temperature. We believe results of this work provide a valuable state of the art reference to both the inertial and MEMS communities pursuing next generation CVG architectures, designs, and self-calibration.