Breakout Board - Gyro, Accelerometer and Magnetometer
Posted: Tue May 28, 2013 9:47 pm
A small project I thought I would let you guys know about first.
We were asked to create a breakout board by a few people at the MakerFaires we have been attending. Basically a smaller version of the board we use for the Labyrinth controller
So this is as small as we could go, keeping it all top sided and breaking out the most useful parts.
The board uses an Freescale MAG3110 MEMS Magnetometer and a LSM330 MEMS Accelerometer/Gyro. All three are triple axis, Giving you 9 Degrees of inertial measurement (9dof).
This board connects the 2 devices to an I2C bus and requires 3.3v
I shall provide the code for the DipCortex to enable data collection from the sensors. Will then hopefully look to port a Kalman filter to combine the data.
PCBs have been ordered a few weeks ago and should be with us in a few weeks. Will post them to the site once we have them built and talking! We also have a board that just has the LSM330 MEMS Accelerometer/Gyro and breaks out the SPI pins. Let us know if you are interested in that one over this I2C only version.
We were asked to create a breakout board by a few people at the MakerFaires we have been attending. Basically a smaller version of the board we use for the Labyrinth controller
So this is as small as we could go, keeping it all top sided and breaking out the most useful parts.
The board uses an Freescale MAG3110 MEMS Magnetometer and a LSM330 MEMS Accelerometer/Gyro. All three are triple axis, Giving you 9 Degrees of inertial measurement (9dof).
This board connects the 2 devices to an I2C bus and requires 3.3v
I shall provide the code for the DipCortex to enable data collection from the sensors. Will then hopefully look to port a Kalman filter to combine the data.
PCBs have been ordered a few weeks ago and should be with us in a few weeks. Will post them to the site once we have them built and talking! We also have a board that just has the LSM330 MEMS Accelerometer/Gyro and breaks out the SPI pins. Let us know if you are interested in that one over this I2C only version.