In many cases it is necessary to output measurement data in a specific point of the car like the center of gravity or in the axle center points for example. In most of the cases, it is not possible to mount the ADMA with the measurement reference center in exact this location which is why you can define POI locations. That’s why a defined subset of data can be transformed from the ADMA origin to a POI (Point of Interest), even though this requires acceptance of less precision of the transformed data because of the lever arms.

Output data of the POI
If a POI lever arm is defined, the following data packets are output displaced from the MRP to the defined location:
- Inverse Path Radius
- Side Slip Angle
- Distance Travelled
- Inertial Pos Height
- Inertial Position
- absolute
- Inertial Position relative
- Inertial Velocity (horizontal)
- Acceleration (body and horizontal)
It is possible to configure up to 8 POI ‘s. The data of all these virtual measurement points are getting output in parallel.
POI Measurements
With our new product the MeasureX, it is very easy to quickly measure your desired POI locations and calculate the offsets to the ADMA. Even important points, like the Axle centers or the geometrical center are getting calculated automatically.