IMU Sensor Timestamp Options#
Note
Third-party sensors and accessories noted on this page are for illustrative purposes. Please refer to NVIDIA® DRIVE® Hyperion™ 8.1 Sensors and Accessories for supported sensors and accessories.
The IMU sensor provides several timestamp options depending on sensor type. These options can be toggled using the output-timestamp
sensor
parameter, and work by modifying the dwIMUFrame.timestamp_us
returned when reading a frame. The following table summarizes the timestamp
options available for each supported IMU sensor. The default option is host
.
Note
This parameter does not modify raw data. For more information, see Sensor Timestamping.
Protocol |
Vendor |
Prerequisites |
output-timestamp |
Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
imu.bosch |
Bosch |
host |
||
imu.xsensCan |
Xsens |
host |
||
imu.dataspeed |
host |
|||
imu.uart |
Xsens |
host |
||
imu.continental |
Continental |
host |
||
imu.novatel |
Novatel |
host |
||
Time sensor |
synced |
|||
imu.xsens |
Xsens |
host |
||
smoothed |
||||
Time sensor |
synced |
|||
imu.simulator |
host |
|||
raw |
||||
imu.virtual |
host |
|||
smoothed |
If supported by vendor above |
|||
Time sensor virtual |
synced |
If supported by vendor above |