The HMC5883L emerges as a sophisticated compass module, designed for the accurate detection of magnetic fields. Its digital interface makes it an excellent choice for cost-effective navigational purposes. Utilizing advanced magneto-resistive sensors from the HMC118X series, the HMC5883L is paired with a unique application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC). This ASIC plays a role in handling tasks such as signal amplification, automatic degaussing, and offset cancellation, delivering remarkably reliable compass readings, accurate within the range of 1° to 2°. The HMC5883L’s range of applications surpasses basic compass functionality. It finds utility in diverse domains like robotics, mobile device navigation, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Type |
Parameter |
Mounting Type |
Surface Mount |
Number of Pins |
16 |
Operating Temperature |
-30°C~85°C TA |
Published |
2010 |
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) |
3 (168 Hours) |
Min Operating Temperature |
-30°C |
Current - Supply (Max) |
100µA Typ |
Max Supply Current |
100µA |
Sensing Range |
±0.8mT |
RoHS Status |
RoHS Compliant |
Package / Case |
16-LCC |
Supplier Device Package |
16-LCC |
Packaging |
Strip |
Part Status |
Obsolete |
Max Operating Temperature |
85°C |
Voltage - Supply |
2.16V~3.6V |
Output Type |
I2C |
Sensing Method |
Magnetoresistive |
Axis |
X, Y, Z |
• Includes 3-axis magnetoresistive sensors, a 12-bit ADC, and strap drive circuits.
• Measures magnetic field strength from -8 to +8 gauss with 1-2 degree accuracy.
• Outputs data at a maximum rate of 160Hz.
• Works with DC voltage between 3V and 6V.
• Supports a communication protocol.
Integrating the HMC5883L into automotive systems enhances directional accuracy, elevating with time updates. It influences the progress of autonomous vehicle technology, providing orientation data for safety and route planning. In personal navigation devices, this sensor enriches the reliability and friendly interactions that assist in seamless travel planning.
Within UAV technology, the HMC5883L contributes to stability and precision during flights. By ensuring accurate heading determination, it enables intricate aerial maneuvers and efficient flight path management. This is relevant for both leisure drones and commercial UAVs engaging in tasks like aerial photography and delivery services, where the success of such endeavors relies on the trustworthy performance of sensors.
The field of robotics depends on an acute understanding of surroundings, and the HMC5883L aids in this by enhancing navigation and obstacle avoidance. Integrated into robotic systems, this sensor improves pathfinding accuracy and efficiency in task execution. It is beneficial in environments such as warehousing and manufacturing, where automation and exactness are needed.
In LBS, the HMC5883L supports systems that need precise positioning, advancing beyond basic navigation to provide features like targeted advertising, indoor positioning, and resource tracking. The precision of this sensor refines engagement and delivers personalized services, enhancing the interaction between technology and everyday life.
Part |
Manufacturers |
Category |
Description |
HMC5883L-TR |
Honeywell |
Magnetic Sensors |
Hall Effect Sensor, LCC, 16Pins, 1.71V, 3.6V |
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The HMC5883L acts as a 3-axis digital compass, adeptly measuring the magnetization of magnetic materials. It discerns the magnetic field's direction and intensity at a specified spatial location. This sensor finds broad application in navigation systems for electronics, automotive components, and diverse scientific instruments. Moreover, when incorporated into systems like drones or smartphones, it enriches location precision and orientation assessment.
The HMC5883L magnetometer functions by employing a magnetoresistive sensor, embedded within a bridge circuit predominantly made of nickel-iron (Ni-Fe magnetic film). This design helps in accurately detecting the magnetic field's direction through changes in voltage. The technique is advantageous for identifying geomagnetic components, offering substantial benefits when traditional GPS tools are less effective. The sensor's durability and precision provide advantageous features for geolocation services and outdoor pursuits for ensuring trusted navigation.
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