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PiicoDev Magnetometer QMC6310 | Guide for Raspberry Pi
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2022
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Let's get started with the PiicoDev® Magnetometer. In this guide, we'll connect the Magnetometer to our Raspberry Pi, get it working as a compass, and read the magnetic field strength of a nearby magnet. Finally, we'll remix the code to create a graphical compass display!
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Very cool! Thanks for the simple exploration.
How about adding Azimuth angle
Would i be able to detect magnetic anomalies in earths magnetic field?
Maybe! it depends how you define an anomaly and what algorithm you create to do so.
Are you from Germany
Hi we're based in Australia 🦘