GY-271 QMC5883L 3V-5V Three 3 Triple Axis Magnetic Field Compass Magnetometer Sensor Module For Arduino IIC Board – KSH 450 at HIMA TRONICS Mombasa – Top quality sensors. Best electronics in Kenya. Shop now for Arduino, ESP32, sensors and IoT devices.

GY-271 QMC5883L 3V-5V Three 3 Triple Axis Magnetic Field Compass Magnetometer Sensor Module For Arduino IIC Board

SKU: HMJ741 Category: Sensors
KSH 450.00
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Product Description

GY271 QMC5883L 3Axis Magnetic Compass Magnetometer Module

= 3V-5V Triple Axis Magnetic Field Sensor for Arduino =

The GY271 module, based on the QMC5883L chip, is a highsensitivity 3-axis magnetic field sensor designed for electronic compass applications and magnetometer projects . It uses an I2C interface for simple connection to Arduino and other microcontrollers, and operates on 3V to 5V, making it suitable for both 3.3V and 5V logic systems.

High Sensitivity Digital Compass - Detects Earth's magnetic field for heading and orientation
Triple Axis Detection - Measures magnetic field strength on X, Y, and Z axes
Operating voltage: 3V to 5V DC
Communication: I2C interface
The module is commonly used as a digital compass, metal detector, or for magnetic field mapping

= Technical Specifications =

ParameterValue
ChipQMC5883L
Supply Voltage3V to 5V
Resolution0.6µT per LSB
Heading Accuracy1° to 2°
Measurement Range±8 Gauss (G)
I2C Address0x0D (default)

= Key Features =

+High Accuracy and Stability Builtin 16-bit ADC for precise measurements

+Wide Voltage Range - 3.3V and 5V compatible

+Digital Output - I2C interface for easy integration

+Compass Function - Can be used to determine heading and direction

== Applications ==

  1. Digital compass and navigation systems
  2. Electronic compass for robotics and drones
  3. Magnetic field detection and mapping
  4. Metal detection projects
PlugandPlay - Simple I2C connection with Arduino, ESP32, and other MCUs
Compact Design Small footprint for spaceconstrained projects

√ Compatible with Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi

√ Works with various libraries for compass and magnetometer projects