A Tessel compatible driver for the InvenSense MPU-6050
npm install tessel-mpu6050A Tessel-compatible driver for the InvenSense MPU-6050 IMU.
``sh`
npm install tessel-mpu6050
This driver has been designed to work similar to the official Tessel accelerometer module, see accel-mma84.
`js
var tessel = require('tessel');
var mpu6050 = require('tessel-mpu6050').use(tessel.port['A']);
mpu6050.on('ready', function() {
setInterval(function() {
mpu6050.getPitchAndRoll(100, function(pitch, roll) {
console.log('pitch:', pitch, 'roll:', roll);
});
}, 100);
});
`
This driver is designed to communicate with the MPU-6050 over I2C.
You can use the MPU-6050 over any of the four Tessel module ports labelled A
through D by connecting the pins for GND, 3.3V, SDA, and SCL. The wiring
diagram below shows how this works with the GY-521 breakout board.
The dashed line in the diagram shows how the AD0 pin can optionally be
pulled high, this changes the I2C address of the chip to 0x69 (usually
0x68), which is handy if you want to connect two boards to the same
I2C bus.
use(port, address)
Convenience method to wrap the Mpu6050 constructor function. port should be the port on the tessel that is being used. address is an optional parameter that sets the I2C address for the constructor function. The I2C address for the MPU-6050 is either 0x68 (default) or 0x69 if the AD0 pin is pulled high. constants.I2C_ADDR and constants.I2C_ADDR_HIGH can be used to determine which address to use. For example, to use two MPU-6050's on ports A and B:
`js`
var Mpu6050 = require('tessel-mpu6050');
var mpu6050 = Mpu6050.use(tessel.port['A']); // Uses 0x68
var mpu6050b = Mpu6050.use(tessel.port['B'], Mpu6050.constants.I2C_ADDR_HIGH); // Uses 0x69
mpu6050.init()
Initialises the module with defaults for sample rate, DLPF, ±250°/s full scale gyroscope range, and ±2g full scale accelerometer range.
mpu6050._readRegisters(addressToRead, bytesToRead, callback(err, rx))
Reads a number of bytes from the device at the supplied address over I2C. The callback function will be called when the read is complete with an error from the Tessel's I2C library, or a Buffer containing the bytes that were read.
mpu6050._writeRegisters(addressToWrite, dataToWrite, callback(err)
Writes a single byte of data to the device at the supplied address over I2C. The callback function will be called when the write is complete with an error from the Tessel's I2C library if the write was not successful.
mpu6050.readAccelerometerData(callback(ax, ay, az))
Reads the current acceleration measured by the device's accelerometer on x, y, and z axes. Values supplied to the callback function are measured in g.
mpu6050.readTempData(callback(temp))
Reads the current temperature from the device. Temperature value supplied to the callback function measured in Celsius (°C).
mpu6050.readGyroData(callback(gx, gy, gz))
Reads the current rotational velocity measured by the device's gyroscope. Raw gyroscope values have gyro offsets removed and are scaled before being returned. Values supplied to the callback are measured in degrees per second (°/s).
mpu6050.readGyroRaw(callback(gx, gy, gz))
Provides raw readings directly from the gyroscope with no conversions applied. Useful for calibrating device.
mpu6050.readMotionData(callback(ax, ay, az, gx, gy, gz))
Reads acceleration and rotation measurements from the device's accelerometer and gyroscope simultaneously. Values returned are the same as would otherwise be read individually through readAccelerometerData and readGyroData.
mpu6050.getAccelPitchAndRoll(ax, ay, az)
Converts the 3-axis acceleration vectors into pitch and roll measurements. Output as an object containing { pitch, roll }. Output values are measured in degrees.
mpu6050.readPitchAndRoll(delayMs, callback(pitch, roll))
Reads acceleration and rotation measurements from the device and calculates combined pitch and roll values using a complementary filter. The delayMs arguments tells the module how frequently reads will be taken and therefore how many milliseconds have elapsed since the last reading - this is required for integration of gyroscope output to produce pitch and roll measurements. Values supplied to the callback are measured in degrees.
mpu6050.setSleepModeEnabled(enabled)
Sets the sleep mode of the device to the value of enabled.
mpu6050.setAccelerometerRange(range, callback(err))
Sets the full scale range of the accelerometer to the value of range. Throws an error if range is not one of the allowed ranges [2, 4, 8, 16]. The callback will be called with an error from the Tessel I2C library if any error occurred.
mpu6050.setGyroRange(range, callback(err))
Sets the full scale range of the gyroscope to the value of range. Throws an error if range is not one of the allowed ranges [250, 500, 1000, 2000]. The callback will be called with an error from The Tessel I2C library if any error occurred.
mpu6050.setGyroOffsets(x, y, z)
Sets offsets for the gyroscope for each of the x, y, and z axes. This method can be used to set offsets for gyroscope readings, useful for gyroscope calibration.
constants
An object of constants for reading and writing config values. Allows you to read/write registers that are not currently wrapped within the library using _readRegisters or _writeRegisters directly.
The convenience methods here do not model the complete
functionality of the MPU-6050 and there are advanced configurations that
aren't possible with the methods provided by this module alone. For any
advanced configuration, I recommend using _readRegisters andwriteRegisters` directly, as required by your use case.
Any thoughts, comments, ideas, issues, or pull requests are welcome and appreciated.
MIT