Differential Pressure Sensing using ICM-20789 for Altitude-hold in Drones
●CONCLUSION: Differential Pressure sensing using an external pressure sensor that is at a static altitude delivers excellent altitude hold performance in harsh environmental pressure changes, commonly experienced indoors. Figure 4 and the video shows the benefits of the differential pressure sensing system.
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