The ICM-20948 is a motion tracking sensor manufactured by InvenSense, a subsidiary of TDK Corporation. It combines a 3-axis gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, and a 3-axis magnetometer in a single device for full 9-axis motion sensing.
The package of the ICM-20948 typically comes in a LGA (Land Grid Array) form, with 24 pins. Below is a detailed explanation of the pin functions, specifications, and usage instructions. However, as the requested content is extensive, I'll provide a comprehensive view, and if needed, I can guide you to further details.
Pin Function Specifications and Circuit Principle:
Here’s a detailed explanation of each of the 24 pins for the ICM-20948 sensor:
Pin Number Pin Name Pin Type Description 1 VDD Power Supply Power supply for the ICM-20948. Requires a stable 2.4V to 3.6V input. 2 GND Ground Ground pin, connected to the system ground. 3 SCL I2C/SPI I2C Clock line (or SPI Clock for SPI interface ) 4 SDA I2C/SPI I2C Data line (or SPI MISO for SPI interface) 5 AD0 Input I2C address select pin. Used to set the I2C address to 0x68 or 0x69. 6 INT Output Interrupt output pin used to signal events like data ready or errors. 7 INT2 Output Secondary interrupt output pin for additional event notifications. 8 FSYNC Input Frame synchronization pin used in applications requiring external sync. 9 ADO Input Used for selecting I2C address when using the I2C interface. 10 GND Ground Ground pin. 11 VDDIO Power Supply Supplies power to the I/O logic section (3.3V recommended). 12 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 13 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 14 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 15 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 16 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 17 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 18 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 19 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 20 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 21 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 22 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 23 n/c - Not connected, for internal use. 24 n/c - Not connected, for internal use.Packaging and Pin Functions:
The ICM-20948 comes in a 24-pin LGA package with 4 rows of 6 pins. This is a compact package ideal for space-constrained applications, particularly in consumer electronics, wearables, and robotics, where motion sensing is crucial. The package is designed for surface mounting (SMT) with the pins on the bottom of the sensor.
Usage Instructions:
Power Supply (VDD): Ensure stable voltage between 2.4V to 3.6V for proper operation. Ground (GND): Proper grounding is essential for accurate performance. I2C Interface (SCL/SDA): Use the I2C Communication protocol to interface with the sensor. Ensure pull-up resistors on the SDA and SCL lines. Interrupt Pins (INT, INT2): These pins are used for event-driven communication. You can configure the sensor to generate an interrupt when new data is available. FSYNC Pin: Used for synchronizing the sensor with an external signal, useful in applications requiring precise timing. VDDIO: Connect to a 3.3V power source to provide power to the I/O section. Communication Modes: The device supports both I2C and SPI protocols. Choose the appropriate mode by connecting the corresponding lines.FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How do I initialize the ICM-20948 sensor? A: Initialize the ICM-20948 by configuring the I2C or SPI communication interface and setting up the power supply (VDD = 3.3V) and ground (GND).
Q: What is the maximum operating voltage for the ICM-20948? A: The maximum operating voltage for the ICM-20948 is 3.6V.
Q: Can I use the ICM-20948 with a 5V power supply? A: No, the ICM-20948 operates at 2.4V to 3.6V, so using 5V may damage the device.
Q: How do I change the I2C address of the ICM-20948? A: You can change the I2C address by controlling the AD0 pin. 0V sets the address to 0x68, and 3.3V sets it to 0x69.
Q: What does the FSYNC pin do? A: The FSYNC pin is used for synchronizing the ICM-20948 with an external clock or timing signal in applications needing precise timing control.
Q: Can I use both the INT and INT2 pins at the same time? A: Yes, both INT and INT2 pins can be used simultaneously to notify different events or interrupt sources.
Q: What is the power consumption of the ICM-20948? A: The power consumption is approximately 3.6 mA during active operation, and lower in low-power modes.
Q: Does the ICM-20948 have built-in calibration? A: Yes, the ICM-20948 has built-in calibration for accelerometer and gyroscope axes.
Q: How do I configure the sensor for I2C mode? A: To use I2C mode, connect the SCL and SDA pins to your microcontroller's I2C lines, and ensure the AD0 pin is set to select the correct address.
Q: Can I use the ICM-20948 in SPI mode? A: Yes, the ICM-20948 supports SPI mode. Connect SCL to the SPI clock, SDA to the SPI MISO line, and configure the chip accordingly.
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This information provides a foundation to understand and use the ICM-20948 effectively. Let me know if you need further details on any specific aspect of the device!
