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MPU-6500 3-Axis Accelerometer and Gyro Sensor

SKU: RL1PI8D8AY
The MPU-6500 is a high-performance 6-axis Motion Tracking Sensor that integrates a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope into a single compact device. Developed by InvenSense, the MPU-6500 offers improved performance, lower power consumption, and enhanced motion sensing capabilities compared to earlier generation motion sensors. The sensor provides precise measurements of acceleration, angular velocity, orientation, and movement, making it ideal...
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Specifications

Specifications:

Module Type: 6-Axis Motion Tracking Sensor
Sensor IC: MPU-6500
Accelerometer Axes: 3 (X, Y, Z)
Gyroscope Axes: 3 (X, Y, Z)
Communication Interface: I²C/SPI
Operating Voltage (Sensor IC): 2.4V – 3.6V
Module Supply Voltage: 3V – 5V DC (Module Version)
Current Consumption:
Gyroscope + Accelerometer Active: Approximately 3.2mA
Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
Mounting Type: Through-Hole Breakout Module
Dimensions: Approximately 20mm × 15mm

Additional Resources

MPU-6500.PDF

FAQ

1. What is the MPU-6500 Sensor used for?

The MPU-6500 is used for motion tracking, orientation sensing, acceleration measurement, angular velocity detection, drone stabilization, robotics navigation, and wearable electronics applications.

2. How many sensing axes does the MPU-6500 provide?

The MPU-6500 provides 6 sensing axes, including a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope.

3. What communication interfaces are supported by the MPU-6500?

The MPU-6500 supports both I²C and SPI communication interfaces, providing flexible integration with various microcontrollers and processors.

4. Can the MPU-6500 be used in drone and robotics projects?

Yes, the MPU-6500 is widely used in drones, UAVs, self-balancing robots, robotic navigation systems, and other applications requiring precise motion tracking.

5. What advantages does the MPU-6500 offer over basic motion sensors?

The MPU-6500 offers high-resolution 16-bit measurements, low power consumption, programmable sensing ranges, integrated temperature sensing, and support for both I²C and SPI communication, making it suitable for demanding motion-control applications.

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The MPU-6500 is a high-performance 6-axis Motion Tracking Sensor that integrates a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope into a single compact device. Developed by InvenSense, the MPU-6500 offers improved performance, lower power consumption, and enhanced motion sensing capabilities compared to earlier generation motion sensors.

The sensor provides precise measurements of acceleration, angular velocity, orientation, and movement, making it ideal for applications such as drones, robotics, wearable devices, gaming controllers, and industrial motion control systems. With support for both I²C and SPI communication interfaces, the MPU-6500 offers flexible integration with microcontrollers including Arduino, ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi, and other embedded platforms.

Its integrated 16-bit ADCs, programmable measurement ranges, and low-noise sensor technology enable accurate and reliable motion tracking in demanding applications.

Key Features

  • 6-axis motion tracking sensor
  • Integrated 3-axis accelerometer
  • Integrated 3-axis gyroscope
  • High-resolution 16-bit ADCs
  • Supports I²C and SPI communication
  • Low power consumption design
  • High-precision motion sensing
  • Programmable accelerometer and gyroscope ranges
  • Digital output for easy interfacing
  • Built-in temperature sensor
  • Fast motion data acquisition
  • Compact and lightweight module design
  • Suitable for drones, robotics, and wearable devices
  • Compatible with Arduino, ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi, and more