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Miniature Inertial Measurement Module M-V340 from Epson

23.08.2013

Epson has announced the world's smallest inertial measurement unit (IMU). The novelty received the designation M-V340. The miniature body of the device measuring 12 x 10 x 4 mm contains a three-axis gyroscope and a three-axis accelerometer, as well as SPI and UART interface blocks. Evaluation samples of the M-V340 will be ready to ship to the first customers in October, and the company expects to start mass production in April next year.

The manufacturer notes the high accuracy of the new module and the absence of the need for complex error compensation algorithms. Its applications include medical devices, drilling rigs, unmanned vehicles, and other industrial and aerospace systems.

According to the authors of the official press release dedicated to the release of new items, Epson plans to develop a whole series of M-V300 series inertial modules optimized for various applications that require high accuracy, miniature size, low weight and power consumption.

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