3 Axis Gyro Sensor, Angle Measurement

SKU: SUCH-GS-ML7200
$659.65
● Output Signal: 0-5V / 0-10V / 0-20mA / 4-20mA (Optional) ● Non-linearity: 0.1% of FS ● Resolution: All solid state 0.1°/s ● Waterproof Rating: IP67
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Overview

The 3 axis gyroscope sensor delivers precise angle measurement along three axes and offers multiple output signal options, including 0-5V, 0-10V, 0-20mA, and 4-20mA. Housed in a durable aluminum alloy shell, the SUCH sensor is impact-resistant, anti-interference, and rainproof. With an IP67 waterproof rating, it is fully protected against dust and water, making it ideal for industrial and outdoor applications such as robotics and drones.

Feature

  • The gyroscope sensor features an aluminum alloy shell that offers high strength, impact resistance, anti-interference properties, and rainproof capabilities, ensuring reliable and durable quality.
  • It is equipped with an aviation connector, which is waterproof and moisture-proof, providing excellent stability and high sensitivity.
  • The SUCH sensor uses a signal shielding cable that is strong and durable, capable of withstanding tensile stress, bending, and swinging, and has passed rigorous testing for quality assurance.

Dimension (Unit:mm)

3 axis gyro sensor dimension

Wiring

3 axis gyro sensor wiring

Note: The gyro sensor outputs standard voltage signals of 0-5V, 0-10V, and standard current signals of 4-20mA, 0-20mA, corresponding to the minimum and maximum measurement ranges for angle detection. To calculate the angle, simply apply the corresponding ratio to obtain the accurate angle value.

Axis Direction

The gyro sensor is primarily used to measure the deflection angle of moving objects. This product is not affected by magnetic field interference, allowing it to accurately measure yaw angles even in magnetic field areas. By simply setting the desired zero-offset angle, it can replace the functionality of an electronic compass without being influenced by magnetic fields.

3 axis gyro sensor direction

Note: It can measure the fastest rotational speed of up to 300°/s. Please do not exceed this limit during use, as doing so could lead to measurement overload, causing significant integration errors and resulting in larger output angle errors.

Specs
Measuring Axial X, Y, Z
Off-yaw Angle Measuring Range 0-360°
Sampling Bandwidth > 1000Hz
Resolution All solid state 0.1°/s
Non-linearity 0.1% of FS
Temperature Compensation Full temperature range
Temperature Drift < ±0.2°/s
Power-on Start Time 0.5s
Operating Voltage 9-36V
Operating Current 50mA
Output Signal 0-5V / 0-10V / 0-20mA / 4-20mA (optional)
MTBF ≥ 45000 hours/time
Anti-shock 20000g, 2ms, ½ sine
Anti-vibration 10grms, 10-1000Hz
Waterproof Rating IP67
Supply Voltage 9-36V
Operating Current 35mA
Voltage Output Load Resistivity: 0~500kΩ
Current Output Load  Resistivity: 10kΩ, Capacitance: 20nF
Operating Temperature -40℃ to 85℃
Storage Temperature -50℃ to 100℃
Connector Lead wire (1.5m) or waterproof aviation socket
Housing Material Aluminum alloy frosted oxidation
Mounting Four M4 screws
Cable Standard 1.5m length, abrasion-resistant, oil-resistant, wide temperature, shielded cable 6*0.3mm²
Connector 6-pin aviation plug
Tolerance Load 1000
Dimensions 60*59*29mm
Net Weight 180g

PDF computing3 Axis Gyro Sensor, Angle Measurement User Manual

Application
Gyroscope sensor for AGV

AGV

Gyroscope sensor for GPS integration

GPS Integration

Gyroscope sensor for robotics

Robotics

FAQ

A 3-axis gyroscope sensor measures the angular velocity (rotation speed) of an object along three perpendicular axes: X, Y, and Z. It helps in determining how fast an object rotates in 3D space, providing crucial data for applications such as drones, robotics, and smartphones. By capturing rotation along all three axes, it enables precise tracking of an object's orientation in real-time, making it suitable for dynamic environments.

Angle measurement refers to determining the angle of rotation an object undergoes, typically expressed in degrees or radians. In the case of a gyroscope, this angle is derived by integrating the angular velocity data over time. Since gyroscopes measure angular velocity (such as degrees per second), the angle can be calculated by multiplying the angular velocity by the time interval. This method, however, can lead to cumulative errors over time, commonly referred to as drift. To achieve more accurate angle measurements, additional sensors like accelerometers or magnetometers are often used in combination through sensor fusion techniques.

The primary difference between a single-axis gyroscope and a 3-axis gyroscope is the number of axes they measure rotation around. A single-axis gyroscope measures rotational velocity along only one axis (X, Y, or Z), making it simpler and less expensive. In contrast, a 3-axis gyroscope measures angular velocity along all three axes simultaneously, offering a complete view of the object's rotation. The 3-axis version is more suitable for complex motion tracking, as it provides comprehensive data on an object’s orientation in three-dimensional space.

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