 | Trivisio | Colibri Wireless - Inertial Motion Tracker Technical Specifications | 
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Colibri-Wireless is the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU). It carries 3-axis state-of-art sensors to measure acceleration, angular rate and magnetic field. Built-in temperature sensor helps to eliminate temperature influences on sensors. Lower range higher precision accelerometer may be optionally added for certain applications. Up to 10 Colibri-Wireless can be connected in the synchronous network to the single USB-dongle (receiver). Sampling frequency is 100 Hz for every tracker. Supplied API for Windows and Linux implements orientation tracker.
APPLICATIONS - Gaming and virtual reality input devices
- Motion control with man-machine interface
- Personal navigation devices
FEATURES - Two 3-axis MEMS accelerometer with redundancy z-axis
- 3-axis AMR (magneto-resistive) magnetic sensor
- Wireless 2.4GHz bandoperation
- 10 meters working distance
- 10 hours 570mAh Li_po battery, micro-USB charging
- Up to 10 trackers synchronized in the wireless network
- USB-dongle (receiver), with USB inerface (virtual COM port) and synchronisation IN/OUT
- Auxiliary digital and analog inputs (e.g. for OEMs to implement joystick)
- Software API for Windows and Linux representing extended Kalman filter for the orientation tracking
- High-precision aluminum base plate
| | Accelerometer: Scale: ±16g and ±6g | Resolution: 13-bit | | Gyroscope: Scale: ±1500º/s | Resolution: 13-bit | Magnetic sensor: Scale: ±400µT | Resolution: 12-bit
| | Working frequency: 100 Hz | Orientation accuracy: Pitch/roll: 0.5° | Yaw: 1°
| | Temperature sensor: Accuracy: ±0.5°C | Range: 0°C to +70°C | | Power consumption: 3.7V LiPo battery (55mA) | Weight: 48g (with battery)
| | Dimensions (W/H/D): 56mm/42mm/19mm |
Further Info: Flyer
| | Driver Software: comig soon |
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