GY MPU 9250/6500 6-Axis Accelerometer Gyroscope Sensor Module – Without Magnetometer
₹357.54 incl. GST (₹303.00 + GST)
The GY MPU 9250/6500 6-Axis Accelerometer Gyroscope Sensor Module – Without Magnetometer provides 3-axis acceleration and 3-axis angular velocity sensing for robotics, balancing, motion tracking, vibration monitoring, and embedded applications. It supports I²C communication with a typical default address of 0x68. This version does not provide usable magnetometer functionality and should be treated strictly as a 6-axis IMU.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is this a 9-axis MPU-9250 sensor?
No. The supplied version should be treated as a 6-axis IMU providing a 3-axis accelerometer and 3-axis gyroscope.2. Does this module have a magnetometer?
No usable magnetometer functionality is provided. Do not use this module for applications requiring compass or magnetic heading measurements.3. Why is the module marked MPU-9250/6500?
Some commercially available boards use common PCB designs or markings for multiple IMU variants. The actual functionality of this supplied version is limited to accelerometer and gyroscope sensing.4. What sensors are available on this module?
It provides a 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, and internal temperature sensor.5. What is the default I²C address?
The default I²C address is typically 0x68.6. Can the I²C address be changed?
Yes. Setting the AD0 pin HIGH typically changes the address from0x68 to 0x69.
7. Can I use this module with Arduino?
Yes. It can be interfaced with Arduino-compatible microcontrollers using I²C and an appropriate MPU-6500/compatible library.8. Can it be used with ESP32?
Yes. The module can be interfaced with an ESP32 through I²C, provided the correct supply and logic-level requirements of the particular module are followed.9. Can I use it for a self-balancing robot?
Yes. The accelerometer and gyroscope measurements can be combined for tilt estimation and are suitable for balancing and stabilization projects.10. Can this sensor determine compass direction?
No. Without a functional magnetometer, the module cannot independently provide an absolute magnetic compass heading.11. Can it measure roll and pitch?
Yes. Accelerometer and gyroscope measurements can be processed using techniques such as a complementary or Kalman filter to estimate roll and pitch.12. Can it calculate yaw?
The gyroscope can measure rotation around the yaw axis, but absolute yaw/compass heading cannot be reliably maintained without an external heading reference such as a magnetometer. Gyroscope-only yaw estimates accumulate drift over time.Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.









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