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Sensors & Data Acquisition — question 7 of 10

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You have an accelerometer and a gyroscope you want to combine to estimate tilt angle. The accelerometer is accurate over long timescales but noisy instantaneously; the gyroscope is smooth and accurate instantaneously but drifts over time. How would you combine them, and what does the crossover frequency of your fusion filter actually represent?

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