How to Use 9-Axis Sensors on the Arduino - Ultimate Guide to the Arduino #44

9-axis sensors combine a magnetometer, accelerometer, and a gyroscope into a single sensor. In this video we will learn how the MPU-9250 9-axis sensor works, how to connect it to an Arduino, and how to program it.
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[@bobmcdowell9196]

By the way, this is brilliant!

[@bobmcdowell9196]

The GPS sensor you used output NMEA sentences. I thimk by editing the output script I can get the compass output to be nmea sentences. Now what is the best way to connect this to an nmea 0183 network?

[@AtomCoder]

What simulator are you using? I cannot find a MPU-9250 in any simulator online.

[@Circuitbasics]

Everything was connected to the Arduino and running in real time, no simulator used