Calibration Types available on iCub 3
The table below aims to provide expert users with some technical information about calibration types on iCub 3
robot.
Calibration name | Description | Procedure | Notes |
Rotor-stator autocalibration | Automatic procedure to find the offset between the index position in the motor and the position that corresponds to zero electrical degrees in the stator | To be executed after the first mechanical assembly and every time for some reason the stator needs to be unmounted from its housing | |
Rotor index calibration | At every startup of the robot, the motor moves in order to find the index of the reflective encoder | ||
Joint zero calibration | TBD | ||
AMO calibration | The AMO sensor needs to be calibrated with an external device. The calibration parameters are stored on an EEPROM that is in the AMO board | Every time the magnetic target or the AMO board are moved a bit from their position (the calibration takes into account the position between the target and the sensor mounted on the board) | |
Joint Limits and Zero calibration | Put the robot in the zero position and acquire the value of the AMO sensor | Only once | |
Joint startup calibration | The joint moves to a specific position | At every startup after rotor index calibration |