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MPU9250 Self Test failed #212
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Looks like you are not doing the self test correctly. The self tests uses
only the LS Byte for comparison.E-mail me at tleracorp@gmail.com for the
self test AN.
…On Sat, Dec 2, 2017 at 9:09 AM, ssarathkumar916 ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
We are using MPU9250 in our board for motion processing. Recently we
bought some MPU9250 sensors for the latest versions of our board. In that
we are reading some wrong values from accelerometer and gyrometer. so we
ran self test. From the self test report, recently fabricated boards (with
latest sensors) (2v0 and 3v0) got failed in self test. I have Attached the
selftest report below for reference.
please help us to find the root cause of this issue. And please let us
know what calibration technique can be used to overcome this issue.
Thanks,
Sarathkumar S
pedometer_self_test_report_(1).XLS - Sheet1.pdf
<https://github.com/kriswiner/MPU9250/files/1523977/pedometer_self_test_report_.1.XLS.-.Sheet1.pdf>
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Hi Kris, According to selftest report i have attached , only 2V0 and 3V0 were failing in self test. How did 1v0 board alone get pass in self test ,if i did the self test wrong ?. Thanks, |
Did you implement the self test as described in the application note?
Invensense self test only uses the least significant byte in the test.
…On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 2:44 AM, ssarathkumar916 ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Kris,
According to selftest report i have attached , only 2V0 and 3V0 were
failing in self test. How did 1v0 board alone get pass in self test ,if i
did the self test wrong ?.
Please clarify.
Thanks,
Sarathkumar S.
pedometer_self_test_report_.1.XLS.-.Sheet1.pdf
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Hello,
We are using MPU9250 in our board for motion processing. Recently we bought some MPU9250 sensors for the latest versions of our board. In that we are reading some wrong values from accelerometer and gyrometer. so we ran self test. From the self test report, recently fabricated boards (with latest sensors) (2v0 and 3v0) got failed in self test. I have Attached the selftest report below for reference.
please help us to find the root cause of this issue. And please let us know what calibration technique can be used to overcome this issue.
Thanks,
Sarathkumar S
pedometer_self_test_report_(1).XLS - Sheet1.pdf
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