NASA NTRS ยท 19930010206
ARID relative calibration experimental data and analysis
Abstract
Several experiments measure the orientation error of the ARID end-frame as well as linear displacements in the Orbiter's y- and z-axes. In each experiment the position of the ARID on the trolley is fixed and the manipulator extends and retracts along the Orbiter's y-axis. A sensor platform consisting of four sonars arranged in a '+' pattern measures the platform pitch about the Orbiter's y-axis (angle b) and yaw about the Orbiter's x-axis (angle alpha). Corroborating measurements of the yaw error were performed using a carpenter's level to keep the platform perpendicular to the gravity vector at each ARID pose being measured.
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Doty, Keith L. 1992-09-01. ARID relative calibration experimental data and analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930010206
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