Magnometer - In order to determine the coordinates and orientation of an object, sensor devices are often used. Such devices include gyroscopes, accelerometers and magnetometers. Despite having a similar application area, they each measure different quantities. By combining them into one device, you get a powerful tool to help determine the location and direction of movement of, for example, a drone or robot. Appropriately designed electronic circuitry performing these functions can be found in many variants in the Botland shop offer.
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Index: PLL-04979
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Magnetometers
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Magnetometer GY-271 3-axis digital I2C 3,3V / 5V - HMC5883L
Sensor to measure the magnetic field in three axes in the range of ±8 gauss with a resolution of 5 miles gaus. It works with the voltage from 3.3 V to 5.0 V. It is...
Index: MOD-02722
Index: MOD-02722
BNO085 9-DOF IMU Fusion Breakout - 3-axis accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope - Adafruit 4754
Sensor based on the BNO085 system equipped with an accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope. Allows you to measure acceleration, spatial orientation, and where the strongest...
Index: ADA-22113
Index: ADA-22113
The sensor is a combination of 3-axis gyro, accelerometer and compass. Allows you to measure acceleration, magnetic field and angular velocity in the configurable ranges....
Index: WSR-08298
Index: WSR-08298
Environmental sensor - hat for Raspberry Pi - Waveshare 20471
An environmental sensor in the form of an overlay for Raspberry Pi equipped with a number of useful sensors. It has built-in temperature , humidity , air pressure, ambient...
Index: WSR-20550
Index: WSR-20550
AltIMU-10 v5 - gyroscope, accelerometer, compass and I2C 3-5V altimeter - Pololu 2739
Sensor for measuring acceleration, magnetic field, angular speed and altitude. It is a combination of 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope LSM6DS33, LIS3MDL magnetometer and...
Index: PLL-05728
Index: PLL-05728
3-axis magnetometer - MMC5603 - STEMMA QT / Qwiic - Adafruit 5579
The Magnetometer from Adafruit is equipped with the MMC5603 system - monolithic, integrated 3-axis AMR magnetic sensor. It is characterized by high sensitivity and has a...
Index: ADA-21911
Index: ADA-21911
The sensor consists of a 3-axis accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer. It can work as a system AHRS. It uses the advanced Kalman filter to calculate flight parameters. This...
Index: PLL-07620
Index: PLL-07620
Gravity - 3-axis magnetometer - BMM150 - I2C - DFRobot SEN0529
DFRobot three-axis magnetometer with Bosh BMM150 system based on FlipCore technology. The module allows you to measure the magnetic field in three perpendiculars in the...
Index: DFR-22276
Index: DFR-22276
Micro 3-axis magnetometer - MMC5983MA - Qwiic - SparkFun SEN-19921
3-axis magnetometer in miniature version, equipped with the MMC5983MA system by MEMSIC . It is characterized by high sensitivity , allowing the accuracy of the course on...
Index: SPF-21816
Index: SPF-21816
9DoF IMU Breakout - ISM330DHCX, MMC5983MA - Qwiic - SparkFun SEN-19895
SparkFun Qwiic 9DoF IMU Breakout sensor combines a high-performance digital ISM330DHCX accelerometer, a gyroscope and a highly sensitive three-axis magnetometer MMC5983MA ....
Index: SPF-21961
Index: SPF-21961
MinIMU-9 v5 9DOF - accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer I2C - Pololu 2738
The sensor allows to measure 9 sizes: acceleration X, Y, Z magnetic field X, Y, Z and angular velocity X, Y, Z. It is a combination of 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope...
Index: PLL-05528
Index: PLL-05528
9-DOF Accel/Mag/Gyro+Temp Breakout Board - LSM9DS1 - Adafruit 3387
The sensor is a combination of 3-axis digital gyroscope, accelerometer and compass. It allows you to measure acceleration, magnetic field and angular velocity in the...
Index: ADA-08441
Index: ADA-08441
A module from the Feather family. The sensor is a combination of accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer . It allows to measure acceleration, angular velocity and...
Index: ADA-17767
Index: ADA-17767
I2C Environmental Sensor - for Raspberry Pi Pico - Waveshare 20232
A module designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico equipped with a range of useful environmental sensors . Manufactured by Waveshare, it includes temperature, humidity, air...
Index: WSR-20085
Index: WSR-20085
SparkFun 6 DoF IMU - ISM330DHCX - 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope - SparkFun SEN-19764
The board is equipped with the ISM330DHCX system containing a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope. The module allows you to measure linear acceleration in the range of...
Index: SPF-21821
Index: SPF-21821
LIS3MDL 3-axis digital magnetometer I2C/SPI - Pololu 2737
Sensor to measure magnetic field in three axes in the range from ±4 gauss to ±16 gauss. The supply voltage is from 2.5 V to 5.5 V, sensor is characterized by small size, low...
Index: PLL-05330
Index: PLL-05330
Grove - 3-axis accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer - ICM20600 + AK09918 - I2C
The module from Grove series, designed for 9-deegre inertial navigation (IMU). It acts as a gyroscope, accelerometer and electronic compass. It allows you to measure angular...
Index: SEE-12916
Index: SEE-12916
Grove - 3 Axis Digital Compass V2
Grove Series 3-axis digital compass based on the Bosch BMM150. It allows to measure magnetic field in three perpendicular axes. The data can be read out using the I2C and SPI...
Index: SEE-14742
Index: SEE-14742
ICM-20948 9DoF - 3-axis accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer I2C/SPI Qwiic - Adafruit 4554
The Adafruit module is a combination of 3-axis gyroscope, accelerometer and compass. It allows to measure acceleration, magnetic field and angular velocity. The measuring...
Index: ADA-17709
Index: ADA-17709
Fermion - 3-axis magnetometer - BMM150 - I2C/SPI - DFRobot SEN0419
Module with a three-axis magnetometer from DFRobot, equipped with a Bosch BMM150 system - based on the FlipCore technology. It enables the measurement of the magnetic field...
Index: DFR-20994
Index: DFR-20994
See also
- Door sensors
- Nfc readers
- Inductive sensors
- RPM sensors
- Led motion detectors
- Tilt sensors
- Accelerometers
- Twilight sensors
- Wifi temperature sensors
- Hall effect sensors
- QR readers
- Piezoelectric sensors
- Optical sensors
- Oxygen sensors
- Resistance sensors
- Alarm sensors
- 9DoF IMU sensors
- Pressure sensors
- Air quality sensors
- Sound sensors
- Gesture sensors
- Gas sensors
- Limit switches
- Sensors of light and color
- Magnetic sensors
- Medical sensors
- Pressure sensors
- Sensors odbiciowe
- Distance sensors
- Inductive contactless sensors
- Weather sensors
- Liquid level sensors
- Current sensors
- Flow sensors
- Motion sensors
- Temperature sensors
- PT100 temperature probes
- Humidity sensors
- Fingerprint readers
- Encoders
- Photoresistors
- Phototransistors
- IR receivers
- Gyros
- Sensor sets
- Grove modules
- Gravity modules
What is a magnetometer and how does it work?
Among the MEMS sensors included in the Botland shop's offer, you will find devices with a built-in gyroscope, accelerometer, as well as magnetometer - a device used to measure the strength of a magnetic field, usually based on the Hall effect or the phenomenon of magnetoresistance. In a Hall magnetometer, if we connect a voltage source to a metal plate, we induce a current flow between the two surfaces of the plate. When a source of magnetic field (e.g. a magnet) is brought close to a plate supplied with DC voltage, the flow of electrons on the surface of the plate is distorted. Then, one side of the plate will be occupied by electrons and the other side by protons. If we connect a voltmeter between both surfaces of the plate, we will be able to read the voltage whose value depends on the intensity of the magnetic field and its direction in space. The magnetoresistive concept of the magnetometer, on the other hand, uses materials that are sensitive to magnetic fields - iron-nickel alloy is often found. Such materials change their resistance when exposed to a magnetic field. MEMS sensors available in our offer are also equipped with I2C interface, so you can easily connect your magnetometer to work with e.g. Arduino or Raspberry Pi.
Magnometer in your phone - MEMS Gyroscopes - small and practical
If you want to develop your robot project in terms of its equilibrium stability when stopping, moving or standing still on an uneven surface, a great solution would be to use a small MEMS gyroscope, which, by measuring the robot's angular deviation from its equilibrium position, would send information to Arduino, which, by controlling appropriate motors and servos, would set the robot in the right position, preventing it from tipping over. And how is the angular velocity measured by the MEMS gyroscope? The sensor built into these devices is no bigger than the diameter of a human hair and works on the basis of the phenomenon of mechanical resonance. When the gyroscope is rotated, the MEMS sensor converts this movement into a very low-level voltage signal proportional to the angle of rotation. This signal is then amplified and transmitted to a microcontroller, where further decisions are made via software depending on the voltage value read.
Accelerometer - easy acceleration measurement
Accelerometers are devices whose task is to measure acceleration - a quantity describing how quickly the speed of an object changes over time. Accelerometers are helpful tools in measurement systems to detect vibrations of the test object and in navigation systems. An accelerometer detects the static and dynamic effects of acceleration. Static forces include gravitational interaction, while dynamic forces include vibration and displacement. Accelerometers can measure acceleration in one, two, or three axes of a coordinate system, but as with gyroscopes, a three-axis solution is prevalent. A typical accelerometer consists of microscopically small electrodes forming a capacitor and suspended on springs. Under the influence of the acceleration, the electrodes move in relation to each other changing their capacitance - the speed of these changes allows to determine the acceleration of the object, on which the accelerometer works. There are also piezoelectric accelerometers, in which a suitable material under the influence of mechanical action, creates an electric charge on its surface - this phenomenon is used, among others, during seismic measurements.