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Unlocking the Power of Aegiverse: Your Gateway to Innovation! / Unlocking Precision: The AR-3A-EC FOG AHRS Revolution

Unlocking Precision: The AR-3A-EC FOG AHRS Revolution

Six-axis FOG-based AHRS with 0.002° heading accuracy

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Unlocking Precision: The AR-3A-EC FOG AHRS Revolution

Introducing the Aegiverse AR-3A-EC: A Cutting-Edge Attitude and Heading Reference System

the Aegiverse AR-3A-EC represents a state-of-the-art Attitude and Heading reference System (AHRS) that integrates dual axes of MEMS gyroscopes alongside a single axis of Fiber Optic Gyroscope (FOG), complemented by a three-axis accelerometer. This complex combination enables exceptional automatic stabilization of attitude and precise inertial positioning, powered by advanced AI-driven algorithms.

Designed to be compact and lightweight, this unit is seamlessly integrable, making it an excellent choice for various small to medium-sized unmanned systems, such as drones (UAVs), ground vehicles (UGVs), surface vessels (USVs), and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).

Technical Specifications

Dimensions: 60 x 60 x 72 mm
Weight: 300 g
Roll & pitch Accuracy (1σ): 0.020°
Heading Accuracy (1 second): 0.002°
Gyro Operating Range: X & Y Axes (MEMS): ± 500°/s
Z-Axis (FOG): ± 650°/s
Gyro Bias Instability: X & Y Axes (MEMS): ≤ 3°/hr
Z-Axis (FOG): ≤ 0.03°/hr
Gyro Angular Random Walk (ARW): X & Y Axes (MEMS): ≤ 0.21 °/√hr
Z-Axis (FOG): ≤ 0.01 °/√hr
Accelerometer Operating Range: ± 16g
Accelerometer Bias instability: ≤ 40 μg
Accelerometer Velocity Random Walk (VRW): ≤ 60 μg/√Hz

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