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MPU-6050 Triple-Axis Accelerometer & Gyroscope Module

MPU-6050 Triple-Axis Accelerometer & Gyroscope Module

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  • 16-bit AD converter with 16-bit data output.
  • I2C output for 6 or 9-axis motion fusion data in various formats.
  • Selectable solder jumpers for CLK, FSYNC, and AD0.
  • DMP engine for motion fusion and gesture detection.
  • Automatic bias and compass calibration.
  • Digital-output temperature sensor.
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MPU-6050 Triple-Axis Accelerometer Gyroscope Module

The MPU6050 is an IMU (Inertial Estimation Unit) sensor, a portion of the Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) family. It highlights a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope. The MPU-6050 module in addition called a magnetometer sensor.

It can identify acceleration up in three measurements (X, Y, and Z) and also measure angular velocity around those axes. This motion-tracking device is often used in applications such as detecting the orientation of a device, detecting movement, and measuring angular velocity. The Inertial measurement unit sensor contains some additional circuitry for interfacing with a microcontroller or other device.

The MPU6050 offers precise tracking for both quick and gradual movements. It includes a user-programmable gyroscope with a full-scale range of ±250, ±500, ±1000, and ±2000°/sec (DPS). Additionally, it features a user-programmable accelerometer with a full-scale range of ±2g, ±4g, ±8g, and ±16g.

 

Read our blog explaining the Interfacing mpu6050 with Raspberry Pi, It covers step by step process.

Key Features:

  • I2C Digital Output of 6/9-axis MotionFusion data in various formats such as Euler Angle, Quaternion, Rotation Matrix, or Raw Data.
  • Chip built-in 16-bit AD converter, 16-bit data output.
  • Voltage Range: 2.3V to 3.4V.
  • Selectable Jumpers: CLK, FSYNC, AD0.
  • Gyro: ±250 to ±2000dps sensitivity.
  • Accelerometer: ±2g to ±16g programmable range.
  • DMP™ Engine: Offloads MotionFusion, sync, and gesture detection.
  • Embedded Algorithms: Run-time bias and compass calibration.
  • Digital Temperature Sensor: Output for temperature monitoring.

Differences Between MPU6000, MPU6050 and MPU6500:

  • MPU6000 Sensor: Offers an 8 kHz sampling rate, supporting both SPI and I2C interfaces. However, the I2C interface might be insufficient for handling an 8 kHz gyro update due to its slower nature. It boasts improved vibration sensitivity compared to the MPU6500.
  • MPU6050 Sensor: It offers an 8 kHz sampling rate and utilizes the I2C interface communication protocol. It exhibits superior vibration sensitivity compared to the MPU6500.
  • MPU6500 Sensor: It offers a 32 kHz sampling rate and compatibility with both I2C and SPI interfaces. Due to increased sensitivity to vibrations, it may require additional vibration isolation methods for optimal performance.

Pinout:

MPU-6050 Pinout

Package Includes:

  • 1 x MPU-6050 Triple-Axis Accelerometer Gyroscope Module

Specifications

On-board 3.3V regulator
Interface  I2C Interface
Gyroscope operating current 3.6 mA
Accelerometer normal operating current 500 µA
Crystal frequency 32.768 KHz 
Input power supply 5V
Dimensions  3 x 2 x 1cms 

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1. What is a MPU-6050 Triple-Axis Accelerometer & Gyroscope Module?

  • The MPU6050 is an IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) device. It's a six-axis motion tracking device that uses data from a three-axis accelerometer and a three-axis gyroscope to calculate movement. The most significant benefit of this board is that it includes a digital motion processor. The importance of the DMP (Digital Motion Processor) is that it handles extremely complex calculations and operations on its own, freeing up the microcontroller's time. It offers motion data such as roll, pitch, yaw, angles, landscape, and portrait sense, among other things.

2. What is the use of MPU6050 sensor?

  • MPU6050 is a three-axis accelerometer and three-axis gyroscope Micro Electro-mechanical system (MEMS). It aids in the measurement of velocity, orientation, acceleration, displacement, and other motion-related features.

3. How does the MPU6050 Accelerometer work?

  • An accelerometer works on the principle of the piezoelectric effect. Consider a cuboidal box containing a ball. Because of gravity, if we move or tilt the box ball inside the box, it will fall on the box's walls. Similarly, IMUs like the MPU6050 contains MEMS (micro-electromechanical systems) that work in the same way as the cuboidal box with the ball inside.

4. How does the MPU6050  Gyroscope work?

  • It works on the principle of Coriolis acceleration. Imagine that there's a fork-like structure that's in an exceedingly constant back-and-forth motion. The crystals experience a force in the direction of inclination whenever you try to tilt this arrangement. The inertia of the moving fork is frequently the cause. As a result, the crystals produce a current in accordance with the piezo effect, which is amplified.