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Inspect the environment for possible sources of electromagnetic interference ( EMI ) or electrical noise. Devices like motors, power lines, or wireless transmitters can induce noise in the gyroscope's signal.
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If EMI is detected, try to shield the gyroscope with appropriate electromagnetic shielding or relocate the sensor away from the source of interference.
Ensure that the wiring is properly insulated and grounded to reduce noise.
Additional Calibration (Optional):
If none of the above steps resolves the low sensitivity issue, a recalibration of the gyroscope may be required. Follow these steps for calibration:
Perform a Zero-rate Calibration: Set the gyroscope to a known zero position and measure the output. Adjust the offset if there is any deviation from the expected zero output. Scale Factor Calibration: Perform tests at known angular rates and compare the gyroscope’s output to the expected values. Adjust the scale factor in the software if necessary. Factory Calibration: If calibration adjustments do not resolve the issue, consider contacting the manufacturer for factory calibration services.Conclusion:
Low sensitivity in the ADXRS453BEYZ gyroscope can stem from several causes, including power supply issues, improper configuration, temperature fluctuations, or physical damage. By following a structured troubleshooting approach—checking power supply stability, reviewing configuration settings, managing environmental factors like temperature and interference, and ensuring proper sensor placement—you can efficiently address low sensitivity issues. In cases of hardware failure, replacement or recalibration may be necessary. Always consult the datasheet and manual for specific configuration details and solutions tailored to your application.
