Serial Yaw Roll Pitch example of MPU6050_DMP6 lib

[altomare23]

I built a box running the serial YPR example.
Everything looks ok if roll is kept <90 degrees. But as soon as the box is tilted to have a roll >90 degrees, the pitch abruptly changes to >179 degrees.
Why is roll affecting the pitch and viceversa ? Did anybody see this problem or did I something wrong?
Is there anything to correct this problem ?

[Aarpp]

Hello altomare23 , its Dis encouraging when questions go ignored, I know.
well, I decided to be the change I'd like to see,. Yes, I too noticed the same thing. I am working on a UAV, and I knew I would have to deal with this as well, so I decided to make an attempt.

the following only works with the roll angle from what I observed in testing. Feel free to apply the same to pitch just to experience it yourself. In theory this may allow for barrel rolls .

 
float PITCH = ypr[1]*180/M_PI;
float ROLL = ypr[2]*180/M_PI;


if(ROLL <=-90){PITCH =-(PITCH +180);}
if(ROLL >=90){PITCH =-(PITCH -180);}

passing past 90 degrees

However, its not perfect you would have to create conditions: what I mean is, if I roll 360 degrees
there are two separate regions where pitch is affected and increments to 360 degrees, additional restrictions would need to be placed. This is just a snippet to hopefully get you started.

[altomare23]

Thanks a lot Aarpp, you were so kind to confirm that the same problem is observed by others. Now, in order to bypass this problem, I implemented a mixed (interim) solution. YAW is evaluated as ypr[0]*180/M_PI; but pitch and roll are computed in agreement with https://wiki.dfrobot.com/How_to_Use_a_Three-Axis_Accelerometer_for_Tilt_Sensing. So:
ROLL = atan2(AY , AZ) * 180.0 /M_PI;
PITCH = atan2(-AX , sqrt(AY * AY + AZ * AZ)) * 180.0 /M_PI;
This works much better minimizing interactions.
In any case I will experiment your solution to improve all measurements. My special thanks !!!