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ARK ADIS16507 High-precision three-axis MEMS IMU based on Analog Devices ADIS16507
ARK ADIS16507

High-precision three-axis MEMS IMU based on Analog Devices ADIS16507

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ARK ADIS16507

The ARK ADIS16507 is a high-precision MEMS inertial measurement unit based on the Analog Devices ADIS16507-2 six-axis sensor. The compact and lightweight IMU provides highly reliable orientation, velocity, and acceleration data with exceptional precision and accuracy, ensuring excellent performance even under highly challenging operational conditions.

The NDAA-compliant sensor is compatible with PX4 and Ardupilot, and is factory calibrated across the entire temperature range of −40 to +85°C.

Specifications:

Dimensions: 2.5 × 2.25 × 0.71 cm
Weight: 4g
Power: 5V
41 mA average
Gyro Range: ±500 °/sec
Gyro In-Run Bias Stability: X axis 2.2°/hr
Y axis 2.7°/hr
Z axis 1.6°/hr
Accelerometer Range: ±392 m/sec²
Accelerometer In-Run Bias Stability: 125 μm/sec²

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