Altitude had a strange behaviour during my last flight, it changes during flight when the IRIS is not in manual mode. That occured on the following mode :
LOITER,
AUTO (mission),
GUIDED (follow me).
The altitude variation were more important when the wind is stronger. Altitude can change on several meters.
The following parameters were changed to try to reduce this effect, but without success:
INAV_TC_Z => Vertical time constant
THR_ALT_P => Altitude controler P gain
THR_ALT_I => Altitude controler I gain
Do you have any ideas ? I'll try to give log files during the week.
Software version: Arducopter: ArduCopter-3.1.0
Hardware: Drone: IRIS quadcopter with pixhawk board
Detection context: It appears that the altitude is not constant during flight tests in autonomous modes.
Environnement condition: On windy weather, the problem is bigger
Tips
I meet some other pixhawk users who said that the sensors (like barometer) are too sensitive and added cotton on sensors would increase the altitude control.
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The APM, PX4, and PixHawk are all sensitive to wind and bright light. The cases that come with the APM and PixHawk have foam to protect the barometers. The PX4 does not have a case option, so I use cotton.
The altitude variation were more important when the wind is stronger. Altitude can change on several meters.
The following parameters were changed to try to reduce this effect, but without success:
Do you have any ideas ? I'll try to give log files during the week.
Software version:
Arducopter: ArduCopter-3.1.0
Hardware:
Drone: IRIS quadcopter with pixhawk board
Detection context:
It appears that the altitude is not constant during flight tests in autonomous modes.
Environnement condition:
On windy weather, the problem is bigger
Tips
I meet some other pixhawk users who said that the sensors (like barometer) are too sensitive and added cotton on sensors would increase the altitude control.