Arduino, 9 Axis Motion Shield
- RS Stock No.:
- 865-9001
- Distrelec Article No.:
- 301-01-955
- Mfr. Part No.:
- A000070
- Brand:
- Arduino
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| 1 - 9 | £22.15 |
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- RS Stock No.:
- 865-9001
- Distrelec Article No.:
- 301-01-955
- Mfr. Part No.:
- A000070
- Brand:
- Arduino
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| Revision | V1.0 | |
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Arduino 9 Axes Motion Shield
The Arduino 9 Axes Motion Shield has been developed with Bosch using their BN0055 absolute orientation sensor as an on-board key feature. With the shield, designers can start to introduce motion sensing to projects, connecting to TinkerKit modules and Arduino boards such as Uno, Yun, Leonardo, Ethernet, Mega, Due and Zero Pro.
The shield is powered only when connected to an Arduino board.
Motion Shield Features
•BN0055 absolute orientation sensor
•5 V operating voltage
•50 mW power consumption
The shield is powered only when connected to an Arduino board.
Motion Shield Features
•BN0055 absolute orientation sensor
•5 V operating voltage
•50 mW power consumption
Arduino Shields & Add-On Boards
Our range of shields and add-on boards can add the extra functionality you need by attaching on top of or plugging into an Arduino board. Functionality ranges from adding motion sensing, power management, motors and displays to connecting your devices via Ethernet, GSM, WiFi and USB. There are also options for more flexible prototyping.