Fermion: ICG 20660L Accel+Gyro 6-Axis IMU Module (Breakout)

The ICG - 20660L is a top - notch 6 - axis IMU module. It combines a 3 - axis accelerometer (with selectable ranges of ±2/4/8/16g) and a 3 - axis gyroscope (±125/250/500dps), along with on - chip 16 - bit ADCs. It has an initial sensitivity of up to ±1% and low noise (6.5mdps/√Hz), making it ideal for anti - shaking applications. The 6 - axis motion sensor comes with a 512 - byte FIFO to cut down on serial bus interface traffic. It also offers programmable interrupts and FSYNC (frame synchronization) features, which can be paired with other image/video capture devices for OIS/EIS projects. Its small size gives it great flexibility for various uses. Connections are via I2C 0x69 (Default)/ 0x68. Key features include high precision and low noise. Applications range from digital and phone cameras to anti - shaking uses and enhanced virtual reality equipment. Specifications include an operating voltage of 3.3V, different current consumption levels for various modes, and a wide operating temperature range of - 40~85°C. The module measures 22x15mm. Available documents are product wiki, schematic, dimension, and datasheet. The shipping list includes the module, an 8P 2.54mm single - row pin header, and a 4P 2.54mm single - row pin header.

Using the Fermion ICG 20660L 6 - Axis IMU Module is quite straightforward. First, connect it using the I2C interface with the default address 0x69 or 0x68 if needed. When using it for anti - shaking in cameras or for virtual reality equipment, make sure it's securely placed. For power, supply it with 3.3V. Keep in mind that different operating modes have different current consumption levels, so plan your power source accordingly. The module has an operating temperature range of - 40 to 85°C, so avoid using it in extreme temperatures outside this range. To maintain it, keep it clean and dry. If you're using it with other image or video capture devices for OIS/EIS projects, follow the instructions for the FSYNC and programmable interrupts features carefully. Also, refer to the product wiki, schematic, dimension, and datasheet for more detailed information.