Xsens / Movella MTi 600-Series Rugged IP68 Sensor Modules
Xsens / Movella MTi 600-Series Rugged IP68 Sensor Modules are specially designed for harsh environments and feature rugged housing and IP ratings. These Xsens / Movella inertial motion sensors provide durability in a small form factor for easy application integration. The MTi-630R Attitude Heading and Reference System (AHRS) offers an IP68 rating. Its sensor and sensor fusion algorithm deliver data on a drift-free roll, pitch, and true North-referenced yaw. The MTi-620R Vertical Reference Unit (VRU) is rated IP68 and provides 0.2° roll/pitch accuracy, while the MTi-610R Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) features an IP68 rating and factory-calibrated inertial data. The MTi 600-Series Rugged IP68 Sensor Modules are supported by the free MT Software Suite, which includes a software development kit (SDK), example codes, drivers for many platforms, and MT Manager, the graphical user interface (GUI) for Windows/Linux.Features
- Common
- Designed for harsh environments
- Full GUI and SDK available
- 4.5V to 24V input voltage
- -40°C to +85°C operating temperature range
- C++ example codes as well as a ROS driver
- Interface options RS232, CAN, and USB via converter
- Available in MTi-630R-SK, MTi-670G-SK, and MTi-680G-SK (starter kit) for quick testing
- Fully supported by the free MT Software Suite
- MTi-630R
- Rugged, IP68-rated AHRS
- 0.2° roll/pitch, 1° heading accuracy
- Available as a starter kit
- MTi-620R
- Small, IP68-rated VRU
- 0.2° roll/pitch accuracy
- Serial connection through CA-MP-MTI-12
- MTi-610R
- Small, IP68-rated IMU
- Factory-calibrated inertial data
- Serial connection through CA-MP-MTI-12
- MTi-680G
- Rugged, IP68-rated RTK GNSS/INS
- 0.2° roll/pitch and cm-level position accuracy
- Internal u-blox ZED F9 RTK enabled GNSS receiver
- MTi-670G
- Rugged, IP68-rated GNSS/INS
- 0.2° roll/pitch and meter-level position accuracy
- Internal u-blox ZED F9 GNSS receiver
Applications
- Robotics
- Autonomous ground vehicles
- Ag tech
- Autonomous mobile robots
- Electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles (eVTOL)
- Unmanned underwater vehicles
- 3D mapping
- Automotive
- Marine wave sensors
- Surveying/drones
- Advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS), automotive testing
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Published: 2021-06-14
| Updated: 2024-11-20
