A Model of the Dynamic Error as a Measurement Result of Instruments Defining the Parameters of Moving Objects

• Main Authors: Dichev D., Koev H., Bakalova T., Louda P.
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Sciendo 2014-08-01
• Series: Measurement Science Review
• Subjects: dynamic error; measurement in dynamic mode; inertial effects; parameters of moving objects; set-theoretic model
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.2478/msr-2014-0025

The present paper considers a new model for the formation of the dynamic error inertial component. It is very effective in the analysis and synthesis of measuring instruments positioned on moving objects and measuring their movement parameters. The block diagram developed within this paper is used as a basis for defining the mathematical model. The block diagram is based on the set-theoretic description of the measuring system, its input and output quantities and the process of dynamic error formation. The model reflects the specific nature of the formation of the dynamic error inertial component. In addition, the model submits to the logical interrelation and sequence of the physical processes that form it. The effectiveness, usefulness and advantages of the model proposed are rooted in the wide range of possibilities it provides in relation to the analysis and synthesis of those measuring instruments, the formulation of algorithms and optimization criteria, as well as the development of new intelligent measuring systems with improved accuracy characteristics in dynamic mode.