FOG INS ±400°/s bias stability ≤0.03°/h
Detection range ±400°/s, bias stability ≤0.03°/h, accelerometer, magnetic sensor, barometer, GNSS, capable of continuous operation for over 10,000 hours.
The INS912 series uses fiber optics in its gyroscope. Detection range: ±400°/s Bias stability: <0.03°/h (INS912-2A) <0.07°/h (INS912-3A) <0.3°/h (INS912-3B) Additionally, it consists of accelerometers using quartz, a 3-axis magnetic sensor, a barometer, and a multi-mode GNSS module, which optimally fuses information from inertial navigation, GNSS, and speedometer using navigation algorithms. Even in conditions where GNSS cannot be relied upon, it provides highly accurate information on attitude, heading, position, and speed. It can also connect with various external sensors, enabling continuous operation for over 10,000 hours. Dimensions and weight: 148.5 x 148.5 x 145.5 (mm), <5kg (INS912-2A) 135 x 116 x 126 (mm), <1.5kg (INS912-3A) 134 x 116 x 126 (mm), <1kg (INS912-3B) Operating temperature range: -40°C ~ 60°C Development and manufacturing: I-NAV Technology Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen Tianlu Hai Navigation Equipment Technology Co., Ltd.)
basic information
(GNSS) RTK positioning accuracy (RMS) Horizontal: ≤1cm + 1ppm(1σ) Vertical: ≤1.5cm + 1ppm(1σ) (Navigation Compatibility) BDS: B1/B2; GPS: L1/L2; GLONASS: L1/L2; GALILEO: E1/E5b (Gyro) Detection range: ±400°/s Bias stability (1σ): <0.03°/h (INS912-2A) <0.07°/h (INS912-3A) <0.3°/h (INS912-3B) (Accelerometer) Detection range: ±30g (INS912-2A) (Heading Accuracy) Dual antenna: 0.1°, 2m baseline Attitude accuracy (RMS) when GNSS is active Real-time: 0.02° Post-processing: 0.015° Static period 30mins: 0.1° (INS912-2A) Self-position estimation accuracy *15min (two-position alignment): 0.3° x secant latitude (INS912-2A) Timing accuracy: 20ns Update rate: ≥200Hz Speed accuracy: 0.05m/s
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It is ideal for aircraft, ships, submarines, unmanned driving of construction machinery, cranes, and agricultural machinery, mobile mapping, and navigation systems in underground areas (such as underground parking lots, tunnels, and other places where satellite signals cannot reach).