9 Degrees of Freedom - Razor M0 IMU

• Integrated MPU-9250 IMU and SAMD21 microprocessor
• Features three 3-axis sensors
• Senses linear acceleration, angular rotation velocity and magnetic field vectors
• Arduino-compatible, 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ microcontroller

The 9 Degrees of Freedom - Razor M0 IMU combines a SAMD21 microprocessor with an MPU-9250 9DoF (9 Degrees of Freedom) sensor to create a tiny, reprogrammable, multipurpose IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit). It can be programmed to monitor and log motion, transmit Euler angles over a serial port or even act as a step-counting pedometer.

The 9DoF Razor’s MPU-9250 features three 3-axis sensors—an accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer—that give it the ability to sense linear acceleration, angular rotation velocity and magnetic field vectors. In addition to a pair of ICs, the 9DoF Razor IMU includes a µSD card socket, LiPo battery charger, power-control switch, and a host of I/O breakouts for project expansion. It comes preprogrammed with example firmware and an Arduino-compatible bootloader, so you can customize the firmware and flash new code over a USB connection.

Features:

• Arduino-programmable via USB
• New MPU-9250 Arduino library with support for the chip’s digital motion processing capabilities
• Extra SAMD21 pins broken out
• System on/off switch