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+title: "Raspberry Pi Pico W:"
+date: 2024-12-30T23:20:21+01:00
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+Yes, you can use the GY-273 sensor with the Raspberry Pi Pico. **The GY-273 is a magnetometer sensor** that measures the strength and direction of magnetic fields. It can be used to create a digital compass, or to detect the presence of magnetic objects.
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+The GY-273 is compatible with the Raspberry Pi Pico's I2C bus. To connect the GY-273 to the Pico, you will need to use a four-wire cable. The following table shows the connections:
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+GY-273	Raspberry Pi Pico
+VCC	3.3V
+GND	GND
+SCL	SCL
+SDA	SDA
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+The GY-273 is a digital compass module based on the QMC5883L chip. It is a triple-axis magnetometer that can measure the Earth's magnetic field in three dimensions. The GY-273 has a measuring range of ±1.3 to 8 gauss and a resolution of 0.01 gauss. It is powered by a 3 to 5V supply and communicates using the I2C protocol.
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+The GY-273 is commonly used in robotics, drones, and other applications that require accurate orientation sensing. It can also be used in navigation systems, such as GPS receivers.
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+Here are some of the features of the GY-273 sensor:
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+Triple-axis magnetometer: Measures the Earth's magnetic field in three dimensions.
+Measuring range of ±1.3 to 8 gauss: Can measure weak to strong magnetic fields.
+Resolution of 0.01 gauss: Accurately measures small changes in the magnetic field.
+Powered by a 3 to 5V supply: Widely compatible with different power sources.
+Communicates using the I2C protocol: Easy to interface with microcontrollers.
+If you are looking for a precise and versatile magnetometer sensor, the GY-273 is a good option to consider.
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+Here are some of the applications of the GY-273 sensor:
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+Robotics: Used to determine the orientation of robots, such as self-driving cars and drones.
+Navigation: Used in GPS receivers and other navigation systems to determine the position of an object.
+Avionics: Used in aircraft to determine the attitude of the aircraft.
+Marine: Used in ships and boats to determine the heading of the vessel.
+Surveying: Used to measure the magnetic field of the Earth.
+Geology: Used to study the magnetic properties of rocks and minerals.
+I hope this helps!