IEEE 2700-2014

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IEEE Standard for Sensor Performance Parameter Definitions

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IEEE	2014	69

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New IEEE Standard – Superseded. A common framework for sensor performance specification terminology, units, conditions and limits is provided. Specifically, the accelerometer, magnetometer, gyrometer/gyroscope, barometer/pressure sensors, hygrometer/humidity sensors, temperature sensors, ambient light sensors, and proximity sensors are discussed.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	IEEE Std 2700™-2014 front cover
3	Title page
5	Important Notices and Disclaimers Concerning IEEE Standards Documents
8	Participants
10	Introduction
11	Contents
14	Blank Page
15	IMPORTANT NOTICE 1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Objective 1.3 Purpose
16	1.4 Sensors discussed in this standard
17	2. Normative references 3. Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations 3.1 Definitions
18	3.2 Acronyms and abbreviations
19	4. Conventions 4.1 Symbols and equations
22	4.2 Measurement unit conversion table 5. Motivation
23	6. Interpretation guideline
24	7. Accelerometer 7.1 Full scale range 7.2 Digital bit depth
25	7.3 Zero-g offset 7.4 Zero-g offset temperature coefficient 7.5 Sensitivity
26	7.6 Sensitivity temperature coefficient 7.7 Noise
27	7.8 Current Consumption 7.9 Output data rate 7.10 Filter –3 dB cutoff
28	7.11 Internal oscillator tolerance 7.12 Cross-axis sensitivity 7.13 Integral non-linearity
29	7.14 Transition time
30	7.15 Data ready delay 8. Magnetometer
31	8.1 Full scale range 8.2 Digital bit depth 8.3 Offset at zero magnetic field
32	8.4 Offset temperature coefficient 8.5 Sensitivity 8.6 Sensitivity temperature coefficient
33	8.7 Noise 8.8 Current consumption
34	8.9 Output data rate 8.10 Filter –3 dB cutoff
35	8.11 Internal oscillator tolerance 8.12 Cross-axis sensitivity 8.13 Integral non-linearity
36	8.14 Transition time 8.15 Acquisition time
37	8.16 Data ready delay 9. Gyrometer/Gyroscope
38	9.1 Full scale range 9.2 Digital bit depth
39	9.3 Zero rate bias 9.4 Zero rate bias temperature coefficient
40	9.5 Sensitivity 9.6 Sensitivity temperature coefficient 9.7 Root Allan variance parameters
42	9.8 Noise 9.9 Current consumption 9.10 Output data rate
43	9.11 Filter –3 dB cutoff 9.12 Internal oscillator tolerance 9.13 Cross-axis sensitivity
44	9.14 Linear acceleration sensitivity 9.15 Integral non-linearity 9.16 State-to-state transition time
45	9.17 Mechanical resonance 9.18 Data ready delay
46	10. Barometer/Pressure sensor 10.1 Full scale range
47	10.2 Digital bit depth 10.3 Pressure temperature coefficient
48	10.4 Pressure accuracy 10.5 Sensitivity 10.6 Noise
49	10.7 Current Consumption 10.8 Integral non-linearity
50	10.9 Acquisition time 10.10 Transition time
51	10.11 Short-term stability 10.12 Long-term stability 10.13 Overpressure maximum
52	11. Hygrometer/Humidity sensor 11.1 Full scale range 11.2 Digital bit depth
53	11.3 Relative humidity accuracy 11.4 Sensitivity 11.5 Noise
54	11.6 Current consumption 11.7 Integral non-linearity
55	11.8 Response time 11.9 Transition time
56	11.10 Long-term drift 12. Temperature
57	12.1 Full scale range 12.2 Digital bit depth 12.3 Absolute temperature error
58	12.4 Sensitivity 12.5 Noise 12.6 Current consumption
59	12.7 Integral non-linearity 12.8 Transition time 12.9 Long-term drift
60	13. Ambient light sensor 13.1 Digital bit depth 13.2 ALS refresh time vs. maximum detection range
61	13.3 ALS measurement accuracy 13.4 Normalized spectral response
62	13.5 Responsivity vs. angle
63	13.6 Sensitivity
64	13.7 ALS noise 13.8 Current consumption 13.9 Transition time
65	14. Proximity sensor 14.1 Digital bit depth 14.2 Sensitivity
67	14.3 Sensing current consumption 14.4 Transition time
68	Annex A (informative) Bibliography