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navX2-Micro Navigation Sensor

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Original price $8.30 - Original price $116.00
Original price $8.30 - Original price $116.00
Original price $8.30
$8.30 - $116.00
$8.30 - $116.00
Current price $8.30
The navX2-Micro is a second-generation 9-axis inertial/magnetic sensor and motion processor.
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    The navX-2 Micro is the greatest sensor for orientation in competitive robots. navX2-Micro is a second-generation 9-axis inertial/magnetic sensor and motion processor. Designed for plug-n-play installation onto robots such as those used in the FIRST Technology Challenge (FTC) and the FIRST Robotics Challenge (FRC), navX2-Micro helps build better robots by adding sophisticated navigation capabilities. Significant improvements over the classic navX-Micro allow for more accuracy, decreased yaw drift, and faster boot time. navX-2 Micro includes software algorithms for enhanced sensor calibration as well as KalmanFilter-based data fusion combining gyro, accelerometer, and magnetometer data into a 9-axis heading and high-quality magnetometer calibration including magnetic disturbance detection.

    In addition to being an Inertial Measurement Unit, navX-Micro capabilities are referred to within the aerospace industry as an “Attitude/Heading Reference System” (AHRS). Kauailabs brings this high-tech AHRS capability to FIRST teams – to use, learn, and explore. navX-Micro is a key component of Kauailabs’ ongoing efforts to make state-of-the-art navigation technologies used in drones and autonomous vehicles (e.g., the Google Car) available to robotics students and enthusiasts as low-cost, open-source products.

    Improvements over navX "Classic":
    navX2-Micro features a new set of IMU & Magnetometer sensors with superior sensor specifications to those on the MPU-9250 sensor. This board has a faster 180Mhz microcontroller and an optimized startup time at 5 seconds versus 15 seconds. In addition, it has a completely new Kalman Filter-based Sensor Fusion algorithm running internally at a blazing fast 416Hz.

    Individual Components in Bundle:

    • 1 - navX-2 Micro Navigation Sensor (am-3554a)
    • 1 - USB A to Mini B 2.0 Cable 6 Ft Long (am-4015)
    • 1 - navX-2 Micro Navigation Sensor Case (am-4025)
    • 1 - 4-Pin JST PH to Molex Cable (am-4363)

    Features:

    • 3-axis Magnetometer,LIS2MDL
    • 32-bit ARM processor, ST Micro LSM6DSM IMU
    • KalmanFilter-based data fusion

    Sophisticated Motion Processing:

    • High Accuracy, Low-latency Yaw, Pitch and Roll Angles calculated by real-time Kalman Filter running at 416Mhz
    • Factory Accelerometer Calibration, Automatic Gyroscope Calibration
    • Quaternions and Gravity-corrected Linear Acceleration and Velocity Measurements
    • High-sensitivity Motion Detection
    • Tilt-compensated Compass Heading
    • 9-Axis absolute heading w/Magnetic disturbance detection

    Inertial/Magnetic Measurement Unit:

    • Configurable Update Rate from 4 to 200Hz
    • Access to Raw Data from Gyroscopes, Accelerometers, and Magnetometers

    Easy to Use:

    • Plug-n-Play connection on FTC and FRC robots via I2C and USB interfaces
    • 5V and 3.3V-compatible I2C Signaling
    • Can be powered by either 5V or 3.3VDC
    • Connection to Windows PC via USB Cable
    • FTC and FRC Software libraries and sample code
    • Support for Mounting in horizontal, vertical and even upside-down configurations via Omnimount
    • Tools for Magnetometer Calibration
    • Pitch/Roll Angular Accuracy: ± 1.5°
    • Accelerometer Sensitivity: ± 16 g
    • Magnetometer Angular Accuracy: ± 2°
    • Gyro Sensitivity: ± 2000° per Second
    • Yaw Angle Accuracy: ~ 2° per Hour when Still, ~ 1° when Moving
    • Magnetometer Sensitivity: 1.3 Gauss
    • ADC Resolution: 16 Bits
    • USB/I2C Update Rate: 4 - 200 Hz
    • Magnetometer Update Rate: 4 Hz
    • Voltage: 5 VDC
    • Current: 50 mA
    • Interface: I2C, USB Mini-B
  • Guides

    am-4076a Auto Balance
    am-4076a Auto-Rotate to Angle
    am-4076a Collision Detection
    am-4076a Field-Oriented Drive
    am-3554a navx2-micro_robotics_navigation_sensor_user_guide-2.pdf
    am-3554a navX-Micro Robotics Navigation Sensor User Guide.pdf
    am-3554a Motion Detection

    Datasheets

    am-3554a navX-MicroDatasheet.pdf

    Example Code

    am-3554a FTC Example Code
    am-3554a FRC Example Code

    Additional Files

    am-4076a Libraries
  • Warranty Information

    For Studica/Kauai product warranty replacements or assistance with navX products, please contact Studica via email, support_ca@studica.com

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JC from Montreal
Box doesn't include the screws

Please add screws to this bundle to hold the box together.

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Dt from BOISE
It’s small. It’s s good.

Let’s say you have your RoboRIO mounted on your robot such that it isn’t level or oriented correctly for the compass. Of course you can dedicate some of the RoboRIO’s processing muscle to correcting orientation issues, but isn’t there a simpler way? This module solves the problem by allowing the NavX2 sensors to be mounted independently from the RoboRIO. The plastic case both aids in mounting and protects the sensor. As you might expect, there are some limitations, such as cable length, but overall, it’s a well thought out solution.

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