Understanding Params from Flight logs - Missing data points

Hello,
I would appreciate someones help in telling me why I have multiple GYR, IMU, BARO, ACC, etc in my logs (e.g, GYR_1 up until 5). Same thing goes for the EKF data in XKF.

I have noticed the difference between GYR and GYR_5 is lower frequencies or oscillations but I would like to have a deeper understanding on the purpose of it?

Two additional requests:

  • In GPS i have some data that are missing. Anyone have explanation for that? How can I fix it?
  • I have followed recommended steps on manual and auto tuning. Could you please advice me if there are anything i can do to have better (in terms of stability and less oscillations)? As I have some high vibrations on the x and y-axis during high maneuvers.

Link for the logs

Hardware setup:

  • X500 V2 holybro frame
  • Pixhawk 6X
  • Motor 920 KV

Yes, you can do better and learn more:

I know the tool. I have used it to configure my drone and fly safely and I have tuned the controller.
I am not sure why you shared the link although my question was refering to logs containing multiple fields from the same source. And some data is missing.

If I have missed something from your tool that is specifically pointing out these issues, ill be grateful if you enlight me. Thank you

On step 14 or 15 there is a table explaining how to set each bit in LOG_BITMASK and the datarate for each message

okay so the GYR and GYR_0 where ‘0’ represent the bit. Although the table do not fully cover the a whole information but still its helpful.

I still dont understand that when i plot GYR and GYR5 i see massive differences. Check the image below.

I also do not get why you have 6 x,y,z axis gyros.

Last time I checked only 3 are expected.

Okay. One last question about biases and noise for the IMU and GYR. Are you aware of such parameter (or calculation) being logged?

That is not different sensors. That is completely different EKF data.

I know its estimated data… My question was referring to the bit (that is XKF1, XKF2, XKF3)

Get a better antenna or move it away from interference sources.

Xkf1 has very different data from xkf2 those are not different sensors