Bosch BNO055 User Manual

Data sheet

BNO055

Intelligent 9-axis absolute orientation sensor

BNO055: data sheet

Document revision

1.4

Document release date

June 2016

Document number

BST-BNO055-DS000-14

Technical reference code(s)

0 273 141 209

Notes

Data in this document are subject to change without notice. Product photos and pictures are for illustration purposes only and may differ from the real product’s appearance.

User Motion

• Quaternion

• Linear Acceleration

• Rotation

• Gravity

• Robust Heading

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BNO055

INTELLIGENT ABSOLUTE ORIENTATION SENSOR, 9-AXIS SENSOR FUSION

ALL-IN-ONE WINDOWS 8.x COMPLIANT SENSOR HUB

Basic Description

Key features:

 Outputs fused sensor data Quaternion, Euler angles, Rotation vector,

Linear acceleration, Gravity, Heading

 3 sensors in one device an advanced triaxial 16bit gyroscope, a versatile,

leading edge triaxial 14bit accelerometer and a full performance geomagnetic sensor

 Small package LGA package 28 pins

Footprint 3.8 x 5.2 mm², height 1.13 mm²

 Power Management Intelligent Power Management: normal,

low power and suspend mode available

 Common voltage supplies V  Digital interface HID-I2C (Windows 8 compatible), I²C, UART

 Consumer electronics suite MSL1, RoHS compliant, halogen-free

Key features of integrated sensors:

voltage range: 2.4V to 3.6V

voltage range: 1.7V to 3.6V

DDIO

Operating temperature: -40°C ... +85°C

Accelerometer features

 Programmable functionality Acceleration ranges ±2g/±4g/±8g/±16g

Low-pass filter bandwidths 1kHz - <8Hz

Operation modes:

- Normal

- Suspend

- Low power

- Standby

- Deep suspend

 On-chip interrupt controller Motion-triggered interrupt-signal generation for

- any-motion (slope) detection

- slow or no motion recognition

- high-g detection

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Gyroscope features

 Programmable functionality Ranges switchable from ±125°/s to ±2000°/s

Low-pass filter bandwidths 523Hz - 12Hz

Operation modes:

- Normal

- Fast power up

- Deep suspend

- Suspend

- Advanced power save

 On-chip interrupt controller Motion-triggered interrupt-signal generation for

- any-motion (slope) detection

- high rate

Magnetometer features

 Flexible functionality Magnetic field range typical ±1300µT (x-, y-axis);

±2500µT (z-axis) Magnetic field resolution of ~0.3µT Operating modes:

- Low power

- Regular

- Enhanced regular

- High Accuracy

Power modes:

- Normal

- Sleep

- Suspend

- Force

Typical applications

 Navigation  Robotics  Fitness and well-being  Augmented reality  Context awareness  Tablets and ultra-books

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General description

The BNO055 is a System in Package (SiP), integrating a triaxial 14-bit accelerometer, a triaxial 16-bit gyroscope with a range of ±2000 degrees per second, a triaxial geomagnetic sensor and a 32-bit cortex M0+ microcontroller running Bosch Sensortec sensor fusion software, in a single package.

The corresponding chip-sets are integrated into one single 28-pin LGA 3.8mm x 5.2mm x

1.1 mm housing. For optimum system integration the BNO055 is equipped with digital bidirectional I2C and UART interfaces. The I2C interface can be programmed to run with the HID-I2C protocol turning the BNO055 into a plug-and-play sensor hub solution for devices running the Windows 8.0 or 8.1 operating system.

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Contents

BASIC DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................... 2

SPECIFICATION .................................................................................................................. 12

1.1 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................... 12

1.2 ELECTRICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, MEASUREMENT PERFORMANCE ................ 13

2. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS .................................................................................. 17

3. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................... 18

3.1 ARCHITECTURE ............................................................................................................. 18

3.2 POWER MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................... 18

3.2.1 NORMAL MODE ....................................................................................................................... 19

3.2.2 LOW POWER MODE ................................................................................................................. 19

3.2.3 SUSPEND MODE ..................................................................................................................... 20

3.3 OPERATION MODES ...................................................................................................... 20

3.3.1 CONFIG MODE ........................................................................................................................ 22

3.3.2 NON-FUSION MODES .............................................................................................................. 22

3.3.3 FUSION MODES ....................................................................................................................... 22

3.4 AXIS REMAP.................................................................................................................. 24

3.5 SENSOR CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................. 26

3.5.1 DEFAULT SENSOR CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................... 26

3.5.2 ACCELEROMETER CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................... 27

3.5.3 GYROSCOPE CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................. 28

3.5.4 MAGNETOMETER CONFIGURATION............................................................................................ 29

3.6 OUTPUT DATA ............................................................................................................... 30

3.6.1 UNIT SELECTION...................................................................................................................... 30

3.6.2 DATA OUTPUT FORMAT ............................................................................................................ 30

3.6.3 FUSION OUTPUT DATA RATES .................................................................................................. 31

3.6.4 SENSOR CALIBRATION DATA ..................................................................................................... 31

3.6.5 OUTPUT DATA REGISTERS ....................................................................................................... 33

3.7 DATA REGISTER SHADOWING ......................................................................................... 37

3.8 INTERRUPTS ................................................................................................................. 38

3.8.1 INTERRUPT PIN ....................................................................................................................... 38

3.8.2 INTERRUPT SETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 38

3.9 SELF-TEST ................................................................................................................... 46

3.9.1 POWER ON SELF TEST (POST) ............................................................................................... 46

3.9.2 BUILD IN SELF TEST (BIST) ..................................................................................................... 46

3.10 BOOT LOADER ............................................................................................................ 46

3.11 CALIBRATION .............................................................................................................. 47

3.11.1 ACCELEROMETER CALIBRATION ............................................................................................. 47

3.11.2 GYROSCOPE CALIBRATION .................................................................................................... 47

3.11.3 MAGNETOMETER CALIBRATION .............................................................................................. 47

3.11.4 REUSE OF CALIBRATION PROFILE .......................................................................................... 48

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4. REGISTER DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................. 49

4.1 GENERAL REMARKS ...................................................................................................... 49

4.2 REGISTER MAP ............................................................................................................. 50

4.2.1 REGISTER MAP PAGE 0 ........................................................................................................... 50

4.2.2 REGISTER MAP PAGE 1 ........................................................................................................... 53

4.3 REGISTER DESCRIPTION (PAGE 0).................................................................................. 54

4.3.1 CHIP_ID 0X00 ....................................................................................................................... 54

4.3.2 ACC_ID 0X01 ........................................................................................................................ 54

4.3.3 MAG_ID 0X02 ....................................................................................................................... 54

4.3.4 GYR_ID 0X03 ........................................................................................................................ 54

4.3.5 SW_REV_ID_LSB 0X04 ....................................................................................................... 55

4.3.6 SW_REV_ID_MSB 0X05 ...................................................................................................... 55

4.3.7 BL_REV_ID 0X06 .................................................................................................................. 55

4.3.8 PAGE ID 0X07 ....................................................................................................................... 55

4.3.9 ACC_DATA_X_LSB 0X08 ..................................................................................................... 56

4.3.10 ACC_DATA_X_MSB 0X09 .................................................................................................. 56

4.3.11 ACC_DATA_Y_LSB 0X0A .................................................................................................. 56

4.3.12 ACC_DATA_Y_MSB 0X0B ................................................................................................. 56

4.3.13 ACC_DATA_Z_LSB 0X0C .................................................................................................. 57

4.3.14 ACC_DATA_Z_MSB 0X0D ................................................................................................. 57

4.3.15 MAG_DATA_X_LSB 0X0E .................................................................................................. 57

4.3.16 MAG_DATA_X_MSB 0X0F ................................................................................................. 57

4.3.17 MAG_DATA_Y_LSB 0X10 .................................................................................................. 58

4.3.18 MAG_DATA_Y_MSB 0X11 ................................................................................................. 58

4.3.19 MAG_DATA_Z_LSB 0X12 .................................................................................................. 58

4.3.20 MAG_DATA_Z_MSB 0X13 ................................................................................................. 58

4.3.21 GYR_DATA_X_LSB 0X14 .................................................................................................. 59

4.3.22 GYR_DATA_X_MSB 0X15 ................................................................................................. 59

4.3.23 GYR_DATA_Y_LSB 0X16 .................................................................................................. 59

4.3.24 GYR_DATA_Y_MSB 0X17 ................................................................................................. 59

4.3.25 GYR_DATA_Z_LSB 0X18 ................................................................................................... 60

4.3.26 GYR_DATA_Z_MSB 0X19 .................................................................................................. 60

4.3.27 EUL_DATA_X_LSB 0X1A ................................................................................................... 60

4.3.28 EUL_DATA_X_MSB 0X1B .................................................................................................. 60

4.3.29 EUL_DATA_Y_LSB 0X1C ................................................................................................... 61

4.3.30 EUL_DATA_Y_MSB 0X1D .................................................................................................. 61

4.3.31 EUL_DATA_Z_LSB 0X1E ................................................................................................... 61

4.3.32 EUL_DATA_Z_MSB 0X1F .................................................................................................. 61

4.3.33 QUA_DATA_W_LSB 0X20 ................................................................................................. 62

4.3.34 QUA_DATA_W_MSB 0X21 ................................................................................................ 62

4.3.35 QUA_DATA_X_LSB 0X22 .................................................................................................. 62

4.3.36 QUA_DATA_X_MSB 0X23 ................................................................................................. 62

4.3.37 QUA_DATA_Y_LSB 0X24 .................................................................................................. 63

4.3.38 QUA_DATA_Y_MSB 0X25 ................................................................................................. 63

4.3.39 QUA_DATA_Z_LSB 0X26 ................................................................................................... 63

4.3.40 QUA_DATA_Z_MSB 0X27 .................................................................................................. 63

4.3.41 LIA_DATA_X_LSB 0X28 ..................................................................................................... 64

4.3.42 LIA_DATA_X_MSB 0X29 .................................................................................................... 64

4.3.43 LIA_DATA_Y_LSB 0X2A .................................................................................................... 64

4.3.44 LIA_DATA_Y_MSB 0X2B ................................................................................................... 64

4.3.45 LIA_DATA_Z_LSB 0X2C .................................................................................................... 65

4.3.46 LIA_DATA_Z_MSB 0X2D ................................................................................................... 65

4.3.47 GRV_DATA_X_LSB 0X2E .................................................................................................. 65

4.3.48 GRV_DATA_X_MSB 0X2F ................................................................................................. 65

4.3.49 GRV_DATA_Y_LSB 0X30 .................................................................................................. 66

4.3.50 GRV_DATA_Y_MSB 0X31 ................................................................................................. 66

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4.3.51 GRV_DATA_Z_LSB 0X32 ................................................................................................... 66

4.3.52 GRV_DATA_Z_MSB 0X33 .................................................................................................. 66

4.3.53 TEMP 0X34 ......................................................................................................................... 67

4.3.54 CALIB_STAT 0X35.............................................................................................................. 67

4.3.55 ST_RESULT 0X36 .............................................................................................................. 67

4.3.56 INT_STA 0X37 .................................................................................................................... 68

4.3.57 SYS_CLK_STATUS 0X38 ................................................................................................... 68

4.3.58 SYS_STATUS 0X39 ............................................................................................................ 68

4.3.59 SYS_ERR 0X3A .................................................................................................................. 69

4.3.60 UNIT_SEL 0X3B.................................................................................................................. 69

4.3.61 OPR_MODE 0X3D .............................................................................................................. 70

4.3.62 PWR_MODE 0X3E.............................................................................................................. 70

4.3.63 SYS_TRIGGER 0X3F ......................................................................................................... 70

4.3.64 TEMP_SOURCE 0X40 ........................................................................................................ 70

4.3.65 AXIS_MAP_CONFIG 0X41 ................................................................................................. 71

4.3.66 AXIS_MAP_SIGN 0X42 ...................................................................................................... 71

4.3.67 ACC_OFFSET_X_LSB 0X55 .............................................................................................. 71

4.3.68 ACC_OFFSET_X_MSB 0X56 ............................................................................................. 72

4.3.69 ACC_OFFSET_Y_LSB 0X57 .............................................................................................. 72

4.3.70 ACC_OFFSET_Y_MSB 0X58 ............................................................................................. 72

4.3.71 ACC_OFFSET_Z_LSB 0X59 .............................................................................................. 72

4.3.72 ACC_OFFSET_Z_MSB 0X5A ............................................................................................. 73

4.3.73 MAG_OFFSET_X_LSB 0X5B ............................................................................................. 73

4.3.74 MAG_OFFSET_X_MSB 0X56C .......................................................................................... 73

4.3.75 MAG_OFFSET_Y_LSB 0X5D ............................................................................................. 73

4.3.76 MAG_OFFSET_Y_MSB 0X5E ............................................................................................ 74

4.3.77 MAG_OFFSET_Z_LSB 0X5F ............................................................................................. 74

4.3.78 MAG_OFFSET_Z_MSB 0X60 ............................................................................................. 74

4.3.79 GYR_OFFSET_X_LSB 0X61 .............................................................................................. 74

4.3.80 GYR_OFFSET_X_MSB 0X62 ............................................................................................. 75

4.3.81 GYR_OFFSET_Y_LSB 0X63 .............................................................................................. 75

4.3.82 GYR_OFFSET_Y_MSB 0X64 ............................................................................................. 75

4.3.83 GYR_OFFSET_Z_LSB 0X65 .............................................................................................. 75

4.3.84 GYR_OFFSET_Z_MSB 0X66 ............................................................................................. 76

4.3.85 ACC_RADIUS_LSB 0X67 ................................................................................................... 76

4.3.86 ACC_RADIUS_MSB 0X68 .................................................................................................. 76

4.3.87 MAG_RADIUS_LSB 0X69 .................................................................................................. 76

4.3.88 MAG_RADIUS_MSB 0X6A ................................................................................................. 76

4.4 REGISTER DESCRIPTION (PAGE 1).................................................................................. 77

4.4.1 PAGE ID 0X07 ........................................................................................................................ 77

4.4.2 ACC_CONFIG 0X08 ................................................................................................................ 77

4.4.3 MAG_CONFIG 0X09 ............................................................................................................... 77

4.4.4 GYR_CONFIG_0 0X0A ........................................................................................................... 78

4.4.5 GYR_CONFIG_1 0X0B ........................................................................................................... 78

4.4.6 ACC_SLEEP_CONFIG 0X0C ................................................................................................... 79

4.4.7 GYR_SLEEP_CONFIG 0X0D ................................................................................................... 80

4.4.8 INT_MSK 0X0F ..................................................................................................................... 81

4.4.9 INT_EN 0X10 ........................................................................................................................ 82

4.4.10 ACC_AM_THRES 0X11 ...................................................................................................... 82

4.4.11 ACC_INT_SETTINGS 0X12 ................................................................................................... 83

4.4.12 ACC_HG_DURATION 0X13 ............................................................................................... 83

4.4.13 ACC_HG_THRES 0X14 ...................................................................................................... 83

4.4.14 ACC_NM_THRES 0X15 ...................................................................................................... 84

4.4.15 ACC_NM_SET 0X16 ........................................................................................................... 84

4.4.16 GYR_INT_SETTING 0X17 .................................................................................................. 85

4.4.17 GYR_HR_X_SET 0X18 ....................................................................................................... 85

4.4.18 GYR_DUR_X 0X19 ............................................................................................................. 86

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4.4.19 GYR_HR_Y_SET 0X1A ...................................................................................................... 86

4.4.20 GYR_DUR_Y 0X1B ............................................................................................................. 86

4.4.21 GYR_HR_Z_SET 0X1C ...................................................................................................... 87

4.4.22 GYR_DUR_Z 0X1D ............................................................................................................. 87

4.4.23 GYR_AM_THRES 0X1E ..................................................................................................... 87

4.4.24 GYR_AM_SET 0X1F ........................................................................................................... 88

4.5 DIGITAL INTERFACE ....................................................................................................... 89

4.6 I2C PROTOCOL ............................................................................................................. 90

4.7 UART PROTOCOL ......................................................................................................... 93

4.8 HID OVER I2C .............................................................................................................. 94

5. PIN-OUT AND CONNECTION DIAGRAM ....................................................................... 95

5.1 PIN-OUT ....................................................................................................................... 95

5.2 CONNECTION DIAGRAM I2C ............................................................................................ 97

5.3 CONNECTION DIAGRAM UART ....................................................................................... 98

5.4 CONNECTION DIAGRAM HID-I2C .................................................................................... 99

5.5 XOUT32 & XIN32 CONNECTIONS................................................................................ 100

5.5.1 EXTERNAL 32KHZ CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR ............................................................................... 100

5.5.2 INTERNAL CLOCK MODE ......................................................................................................... 100

6. PACKAGE ..................................................................................................................... 101

6.1 OUTLINE DIMENSIONS.................................................................................................. 101

6.2 MARKING .................................................................................................................... 102

6.3 SOLDERING GUIDELINES ............................................................................................. 102

6.4 HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................ 102

6.5 TAPE AND REEL SPECIFICATION.................................................................................... 103

6.6 ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY ............................................................................................ 103

6.6.1 HALOGEN CONTENT............................................................................................................... 103

6.6.2 INTERNAL PACKAGE STRUCTURE ............................................................................................ 103

7. LEGAL DISCLAIMER .................................................................................................... 104

7.1 ENGINEERING SAMPLES............................................................................................... 104

7.2 PRODUCT USE ............................................................................................................ 104

7.3 APPLICATION EXAMPLES AND HINTS ............................................................................. 104

8. DOCUMENT HISTORY AND MODIFICATIONS ............................................................ 105

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Table of Figures

Figure 1: system architecture ...............................................................................................18

Figure 2: Principle of any-motion detection ...........................................................................40

Figure 3: High rate interrupt ..................................................................................................42

Figure 4: Principle of any-motion detection ...........................................................................44

Figure 5: I²C timing diagram .................................................................................................91

Figure 6: I²C write .................................................................................................................92

Figure 7: I²C multiple read ....................................................................................................92

Figure 8: Pin-out bottom view ...............................................................................................95

Figure 9: I2C connection diagram .........................................................................................97

Figure 10: UART connection diagram ...................................................................................98

Figure 11 : HID via IC connection diagram ...........................................................................99

Figure 12 : External 32kHz Crystal Oscillator with Load Capacitor ..................................... 100

Figure 13: Outline dimensions ............................................................................................ 101

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List of Tables

Table 0-1: Electrical parameter specification ........................................................................12

Table 0-2: Electrical characteristics BNO055 ........................................................................13

Table 2-1: Absolute maximum ratings (preliminary target values) .........................................17

Table 3-1: power modes selection ........................................................................................19

Table 3-2: Low power modes - Interrupts .............................................................................19

Table 3-3: Operating modes overview ..................................................................................20

Table 3-4: Default sensor settings ........................................................................................21

Table 3-5: operating modes selection ...................................................................................21

Table 3-6: Operating mode switching time ............................................................................21

Table 3-7: Default sensor configuration at power-on ............................................................26

Table 3-8: Accelerometer configurations ..............................................................................27

Table 3-9: Gyroscope configurations ....................................................................................28

Table 3-10: Magnetometer configurations ...........................................................................29

Table 3-11: unit selection .....................................................................................................30

Table 3-12: Fusion data output format ..................................................................................30

Table 3-13: Rotation angle conventions ...............................................................................30

Table 3-14: Fusion output data rates ....................................................................................31

Table 3-15: Accelerometer Default-Reg settings ..................................................................31

Table 3-16: Accelerometer G-range settings ........................................................................31

Table 3-17: Accelerometer Unit settings ...............................................................................31

Table 3-18: Magnetometer Default-Reg settings ..................................................................32

Table 3-19: Magnetometer Unit settings ...............................................................................32

Table 3-20: Gyroscope Default Reg-settings ........................................................................32

Table 3-21: Gyroscope range settings ..................................................................................33

Table 3-22: Gyroscope unit settings .....................................................................................33

Table 3-23: Radius Default-Reg settings ..............................................................................33

Table 3-24: Radius range settings ........................................................................................33

Table 3-25: Acceleration data ...............................................................................................34

Table 3-26: Magnetic field strength data ...............................................................................34

Table 3-27: Yaw rate data ....................................................................................................34

Table 3-28: Compensated orientation data in Euler angles format........................................35

Table 3-29: Euler angle data representation .........................................................................35

Table 3-30: Compensated orientation data in quaternion format ..........................................35

Table 3-31: Quaternion data representation .........................................................................35

Table 3-32: Linear Acceleration Data ...................................................................................36

Table 3-33: Linear Acceleration data representation ............................................................36

Table 3-34: Gravity Vector Data ...........................................................................................36

Table 3-35: Gravity Vector data representation ....................................................................36

Table 3-36: Temperature Data .............................................................................................37

Table 3-37: Temperature data representation ......................................................................37

Table 3-38: Temperature Source Selection ..........................................................................37

Table 3-39: No-motion time-out periods................................................................................39

Table 3-40: Timing of No-motion interrupt ............................................................................39

Table 3-41: Any-motion Interrupt parameters and Axis selection ..........................................41

Table 3-42: High-G Interrupt parameters and Axis selection.................................................41

Table 3-43: High Rate Interrupt parameters and Axis selection ............................................43

Table 3-44: Axis selection and any motion interrupt .............................................................45

Table 3-45: Power on Self Test ............................................................................................46

Table 3-46: Power on Self Test ............................................................................................46

Table 4-1: Register Access Coding ......................................................................................50

Table 4-2: Register Map Page 0 ...........................................................................................50

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Table4-3: Register Map Page 1 ............................................................................................53

Table 4-4: protocol select pin mapping .................................................................................89

Table 4-5: Mapping of digital interface pins ..........................................................................89

Table 4-6: Electrical specification of the interface pins ..........................................................89

Table 4-7: I2C address selection ..........................................................................................90

Table 4-8: I²C timings ...........................................................................................................90

Table 5-1: Pin description .....................................................................................................96

Table 5-2: Crystal Oscillator Source Connections ............................................................... 100

Table 6-1: Marking of mass production parts ...................................................................... 102

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OPERATING CONDITIONS BNO055

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Unit

Supply Voltage

(only Sensors)

VDD

2.4

3.6

Supply Voltage

(µC and I/O Domain)

DDIO

1.7

3.6

Voltage Input

Low Level (UART, I2C)

DDIO_VIL

DDIO

= 1.7-2.7V

0.25 V

DDIO

= 2.7-3.6V

0.3 V

DDIO

Voltage Input

High Level (UART, I2C)

DDIO_VIH

DDIO

= 1.7-2.7V

0.7 V

DDIO

= 2.7-3.6V

0.55 V

DDIO

Voltage Output

Low Level (UART, I2C)

DDIO_VOL

DDIO

> 3V , I

=20mA

0.1 V

DDIO

0.2 V

DDIO

Voltage Output

High Level (UART, I2C)

DDIO_VOH

DDIO

> 3V , I

=10mA

0.8 V

DDIO

0.9 V

DDIO

-- V POR Voltage threshold

on VDDIO-IN rising

DDIO_POT+

DDIO

falls at 1V/ms or slower

1.45

-- V POR Voltage threshold

on VDDIO-IN falling

DDIO_POT-

0.99

Operating Temperature

-40

+85

°C

Total supply current

normal mode at TA

(9DOF @100Hz output

data rate)

+ I

DDIO

VDD = 3V, V

DDIO

= 2.5V

12.3

Total supply current

Low power mode at TA

DD_LPM

VDD = 3V, V

DDIO

= 2.5V

0.33

2.72# mA

Total supply current suspend mode at TA

DD_SuM

VDD = 3V, V

DDIO

= 2.5V

0.04*

Specification

If not stated otherwise, the given values are over lifetime and full performance temperature and voltage ranges, minimum/maximum values are ±3 sigma.

1.1 Electrical specification

Table 0-1: Electrical parameter specification

# 80% suspend mode and 20% normal mode with 9DOF @100Hz output data rate * using I2C as communication protocol

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OPERATING CONDITIONS BNO055

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Unit

Start-Up time

Sup

From Off to configuration

mode

400 ms

POR time

POR

From Reset to Config mode

650 ms

Data Rate

s. Par. Fusion Output data rates

Data rate tolerance

9DOF @100Hz output

data rate

(if internal oscillator is

used)

tol

±1 %

OPERATING CONDITIONS ACCELEROMETER

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Acceleration Range

FS2g

Selectable

via serial digital interface

±2 g

FS4g

±4 g

FS8g

±8 g

FS16g

±16 g

OUTPUT SIGNAL ACCELEROMETER

(ACCELEROMETER ONLY MODE)

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Sensitivity

All g

FSXg

Values, TA=25°C

LSB/mg

Sensitivity tolerance

tol

Ta=25°C, g

FS2g

±1

±4

Sensitivity Temperature

Drift

TCS

FS2g

Nominal VDD supplies,

Temp operating conditions

±0.03

%/K

Sensitivity

Supply Volt. Drift

VDD

FS2g

, TA=25°C,

DD_min

≤ VDD ≤ V

DD_max

0.065

0.2

%/V

Zero-g Offset (x,y.z)

Off

xyz

FS2g

, TA=25°C, nominal VDD

supplies, over life-time

-150

±80

+150

Zero-g Offset

Temperature Drift

TCO

FS2g

Nominal VDD supplies

±1

+/-3.5

mg/K

Zero-g Offset Supply

Volt. Drift

Off

VDD

FS2g

, TA=25°C,

DD_min

≤ VDD ≤ V

DD_max

1.5

2.5

mg/V

Bandwidth

2nd order filter, bandwidth

programmable

bw16 16 Hz

bw31 31 Hz

bw63 63 Hz

125

125 Hz

250

250 Hz

500

500 Hz

1000

1,000 Hz

1.2 Electrical and physical characteristics, measurement performance

Table 0-2: Electrical characteristics BNO055

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Nonlinearity

best fit straight line, g

FS2g

0.5 2 %FS

Output Noise Density

rms

FS2g

, TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

Normal mode

150

190

µg/Hz

MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS ACCELEROMETER

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Cross Axis Sensitivity

CAS

relative contribution between

any two of the three axes

1 2

Alignment Error

EA relative to package outline

0.5 2 °

OPERATING CONDITIONS GYROSCOPE

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Unit

Rate Range

FS125

Selectable

via serial digital interface

125 °/s

FS250

250 °/s

FS500

500 °/s

FS1000

1,000 °/s

FS2000

2,000 °/s

OUTPUT SIGNAL GYROSCOPE

(GYRO ONLY MODE)

Sensitivity via register

Map

Ta=25°C

16.0 900

LSB/°/s

rad/s

Sensitivity tolerance

tol

Ta=25°C, R

FS2000

±1

±3

Sensitivity Change over

Temperature

TCS

Nominal VDD supplies -40°C

≤ TA ≤ +85°C R

FS2000

±0.03

±0.07

%/K

Sensitivity

Supply Volt. Drift

VDD

TA=25°C,

DD_min

≤ VDD ≤ V

DD_max

<0.4

%/V

Nonlinearity

best fit straight line

FS1000, RFS2000

±0.05

±0.2

%FS

Zero-rate Offset

Off x 

y and

z

Nominal VDD supplies

TA=25°C,

Slow and fast offset

cancellation off

-3

±1

°/s

Zero- Offset Change

over Temperature

TCO

Nominal VDD supplies -40°C

≤ TA ≤ +85°C R

FS2000

±0.015

±0.03

°/s per K

Zero- Offset Supply

Volt. Drift

Off

VDD

TA=25°C,

DD_min

≤ VDD ≤ V

DD_max

0.1

°/s /V

Output Noise

rms

rms, BW=47Hz

(@ 0.014°/s/√Hz)

0.1

0.3

°/s

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Bandwidth BW

-3dB

523 230 116

64 47 32 23 12

MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS GYROSCOPE

Cross Axis Sensitivity

CAS

Sensitivity to stimuli in

non-sense-direction

±1

±3

OPERATING CONDITIONS MAGNETOMETER

(MAGNETOMETER ONLY MODE)

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Magnetic field range1

Brg,xy

TA=25°C

±1200

±1300 µT

Brg,z

±2000

±2500 µT

Magnetometer heading

accuracy2

As heading

30µT horizontal geomagnetic

field component, TA=25°C

±2.5

deg

MAGNETOMETER OUTPUT SIGNAL

Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

Unit

Device Resolution

res,m

TA=25°C

0.3 µT

Gain error3

err,m

After API compensation

TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

±5

±8

Sensitivity Temperature

Drift

TCSm

After API compensation

-40°C ≤ TA ≤ +85°C

Nominal VDD supplies

±0.01

±0.03

%/K

Zero-B offset

OFFm TA=25°C

±40 µT

Zero-B offset4

OFF

m,cal

After calibration in fusion mode

-40°C ≤ TA ≤ +85°C

±2 µT

Zero-B offset

Temperature Drift

TCOm

-40°C  TA  +85°C

±0.23

±0.37

µT/K

Full-scale Nonlinearity

m, FS

best fit straight line

%FS

Full linear measurement range considering sensor offsets.

The heading accuracy depends on hardware and software. A fully calibrated sensor and ideal tilt

compensation are assumed.

Definition: gain error = ( (measured field after API compensation) / (applied field) ) – 1

Magnetic zero-B offset assuming calibration in fusion mode. Typical value after applying calibration

movements containing various device orientations (typical device usage).

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Output Noise

rms,lp,m,xy

Low power preset

x, y-axis, TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

1.0 µT

rms,lp,m,z

Low power preset

z-axis, TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

1.4 µT

rms,rg,m

Regular preset

TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

0.6 µT

rms,eh,m

Enhanced regular preset

TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

0.5 µT

rms,ha,m

High accuracy preset

TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

0.3 µT

Power Supply Rejection

Rate

PSRRm

TA=25°C

Nominal VDD supplies

±0.5

µT/V

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Parameter

Symbol

Condition

Min

Max

Units

Voltage at Supply Pin

VDD Pin -0.3

4.2

DDIO

-0.3

3.6

Voltage at any Logic Pin

non-supply

-0.3

DDIO

+0.3

Passive Storage Temp.

Range

Trps

≤ 65% rel. H.

-50

+150

°C

Mechanical Shock

MechShock

200µs

Duration ≤ 200µs

10,000

MechShock

1ms

Duration ≤ 1.0ms

2,000

MechShock

freefall

Free fall

onto hard surfaces

1.8

ESD

HBM

HBM, at any Pin

ESD

CDM

500

ESDMM

200

2. Absolute Maximum Ratings

Table 2-1: Absolute maximum ratings (preliminary target values)

Note:

Stress above these limits may cause damage to the device. Exceeding the specified electrical limits may affect the device reliability or cause malfunction.

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3. Functional Description

3.1 Architecture

The following figure shows the basic building blocks of the BNO055 device.

Figure 1: system architecture

3.2 Power management

The BNO055 has two distinct power supply pins:

• VDD is the main power supply for the internal sensors

• V

For the switching sequence of power supply VDD and VDDIO it is mandatory that VDD is powered on and driven to the specified level before or at the same time as VDDIO is powered ON. Otherwise there are no limitations on the voltage levels of both pins relative to each other, as long as they are used within the specified operating range.

The sensor features a power-on reset (POR), initializing the register map with the default values and starting in CONFIG mode. The POR is executed at every power on and can also be triggered either by applying a low signal to the nRESET pin for at least 20ns or by setting the RST_SYS bit in the SYS_TRIGGER register.

The BNO055 can be configured to run in one of the following power modes: normal mode, low power mode, and suspend mode. These power modes are described in more detail in section Power Modes

is a separate power supply pin used for the supply of the µC and the digital interfaces

DDIO

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Parameter

Value

[Reg Addr]: Reg Value

Power Mode

Normal Mode

[PWR_MODE]: xxxxxx00b

Low Power Mode

[PWR_MODE]: xxxxxx01b

Suspend Mode

[PWR_MODE]: xxxxxx10b

Description

Parameter

Value

Reg Value

Restriction

Entering to sleep: NO Motion Interrupt

Detection Type

No Motion

[ACC_NM_SET] : xxxxxxx1b

n/a

Detection Axis

[ACC_INT_Settings] : bit4-bit2

Shares common bit with Any Motion interrupt axis selection

Params Duration

[ACC_NM_SET] : bit6-bit1

n/a

Threshold

[ACC_NM_THRE] : bit7-bit0

n/a

Description

Parameter

Value

Reg Value

Waking up: Any Motion Interrupt

Detection Type

Detection Axis

[ACC_INT_Settings] : bit4-bit2

Params Duration

[ACC_INT_Settings] : bit1-bit0

Threshold

[ACC_AM_THRES] : bit7-bit0

Power Modes

The BNO055 support three different power modes: Normal mode, Low Power Mode, and Suspend mode. The power mode can be selected by writing to the PWR_MODE register as defined in the table below. As default at start-up the BNO055 will run in Normal mode.

Table 3-1: power modes selection

3.2.1 Normal Mode

In normal mode all sensors required for the selected operating mode (see section 3.3) are always switched ON. The register map and the internal peripherals of the MCU are always operative in this mode.

3.2.2 Low Power Mode

If no activity (i.e. no motion) is detected for a configurable duration (default 5 seconds), the BNO055 enters the low power mode. In this mode only the accelerometer is active. Once motion is detected (i.e. the accelerometer signals an any-motion interrupt), the system is woken up and normal mode is entered. The following settings are possible.

Table 3-2: Low power modes - Interrupts

Additionally, the interrupt pins can also be configured to provide HW interrupt to the host.

The BNO055 is by default configured to have optimum values for entering into sleep and waking up. To restore these values, trigger system reset by setting RST_SYS bit in SYS_TRIGGER register.

There are some limitations to achieve the low power mode performance:

 Only No and Any motion interrupts are applicable and High-G and slow motion

interrupts are not applicable in low power mode.

 Low power mode is not applicable where accelerometer is not employed.

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Operating Mode

Available sensor signals

Fusion Data

Accel

Mag

Gyro

Relative

orientation

Absolute

orientation

CONFIGMODE

- - - - -

Non

-fusion

modes

ACCONLY

X - - - -

MAGONLY

- X - - -

GYROONLY

- - X - -

ACCMAG

X X - - -

ACCGYRO

X - X - -

MAGGYRO

- X X - AMG

X X X - -

Fusion modes

IMU

X - X X -

COMPASS

X X - - X

M4G

X X X -

NDOF_FMC_OFF

X X X - X

NDOF

X X X - X

3.2.3 Suspend Mode

In suspend mode the system is paused and all the sensors and the microcontroller are put into sleep mode. No values in the register map will be updated in this mode. To exit from suspend mode the mode should be changed by writing to the PWR_MODE register (see Table 3-1).

3.3 Operation Modes

The BNO055 provides a variety of output signals, which can be chosen by selecting the appropriate operation mode. The table below lists the different modes and the available sensor signals.

Table 3-3: Operating modes overview

The default operation mode after power-on is CONFIGMODE.

When the user changes to another operation mode, the sensors which are required in that particular sensor mode are powered, while the sensors whose signals are not required are set to suspend mode.

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Sensor

Range

Bandwidth

Accelerometer

62.5 Hz

Magnetometer

10 Hz

Gyroscope

2000 dps

32 Hz

Parameter

Value

[Reg Addr]: Reg Value

CONFIG MODE

CONFIGMODE

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0000b

Non-Fusion Mode

ACCONLY

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0001b

MAGONLY

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0010b

GYROONLY

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0011b

ACCMAG

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0100b

ACCGYRO

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0101b

MAGGYRO

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0110b

AMG

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx0111b

Fusion Mode

IMU

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx1000b

COMPASS

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx1001b

M4G

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx1010b

NDOF_FMC_OFF

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx1011b

NDOF

[OPR_MODE]: xxxx1100b

From

Switching time

CONFIGMODE

Any operation mode

7ms

Any operation mode

CONFIGMODE

19ms

The BNO055 sets the following default settings for the sensors. The user can overwrite these settings in the register map when in CONFIGMODE.

Table 3-4: Default sensor settings

In any mode, the sensor data are available in the data register based on the unit selected. The axis of the data is configured based on the axis-remap register configuration.

The operating mode can be selected by writing to the OPR_MODE register, possible register values and the corresponding operating modes are shown in the table below.

Table 3-5: operating modes selection

Table 3-6 below shows the time required to switch between CONFIGMODE and the other operating modes.

Table 3-6: Operating mode switching time

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3.3.1 Config Mode

This mode is used to configure BNO, wherein all output data is reset to zero and sensor fusion is halted. This is the only mode in which all the writable register map entries can be changed. (Exceptions from this rule are the interrupt registers (INT and INT_MSK) and the operation mode register (OPR_MODE), which can be modified in any operation mode.)

As being said, this mode is the default operation mode after power-on or RESET. Any other mode must be chosen to be able to read any sensor data.

3.3.2 Non-Fusion Modes

3.3.2.1 ACCONLY If the application requires only raw accelerometer data, this mode can be chosen. In this

mode the other sensors (magnetometer, gyro) are suspended to lower the power consumption. In this mode, the BNO055 behaves like a stand-alone acceleration sensor.

3.3.2.1 MAGONLY

In MAGONLY mode, the BNO055 behaves like a stand-alone magnetometer, with acceleration sensor and gyroscope being suspended.

3.3.2.2 GYROONLY

In GYROONLY mode, the BNO055 behaves like a stand-alone gyroscope, with acceleration sensor and magnetometer being suspended.

3.3.2.3 ACCMAG

Both accelerometer and magnetometer are switched on, the user can read the data from these two sensors.

3.3.2.4 ACCGYRO

Both accelerometer and gyroscope are switched on; the user can read the data from these two sensors.

3.3.2.5 MAGGYRO

Both magnetometer and gyroscope are switched on, the user can read the data from these two sensors.

3.3.2.6 AMG (ACC-MAG-GYRO)

All three sensors accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope are switched on.

3.3.3 Fusion modes

Sensor fusion modes are meant to calculate measures describing the orientation of the device in space. It can be distinguished between non-absolute or relative orientation and absolute orientation. Absolute orientation means orientation of the sensor with respect to the earth and its magnetic field. In other words, absolute orientation sensor fusion modes calculate the direction of the magnetic north pole. In non-absolute or relative orientation modes, the heading of the sensor can vary depending on how the sensor is placed initially.

All fusion modes provide the heading of the sensor as quaternion data or in Euler angles (roll, pitch and yaw angle). The acceleration sensor is both exposed to the gravity force and to accelerations applied to the sensor due to movement. In fusion modes it is possible to separate the two acceleration sources, and thus the sensor fusion data provides separately linear acceleration (i.e. acceleration that is applied due to movement) and the gravity vector.

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3.3.3.1 IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit)

In the IMU mode the relative orientation of the BNO055 in space is calculated from the accelerometer and gyroscope data. The calculation is fast (i.e. high output data rate).

3.3.3.2 COMPASS

The COMPASS mode is intended to measure the magnetic earth field and calculate the geographic direction. The earth magnetic field is a vector with the horizontal components x,y and the vertical z component. It depends on the position on the globe and natural iron occurrence. For heading calculation (direction of compass pointer) only the horizontal components x and y are used. Therefore the vector components of the earth magnetic field must be transformed in the horizontal plane, which requires the knowledge of the direction of the gravity vector. To summarize, the heading can only be calculated when considering gravity and magnetic field at the same time.

However, the measurement accuracy depends on the stability of the surrounding magnetic field. Furthermore, since the earth magnetic field is usually much smaller than the magnetic fields that occur around and inside electronic devices, the compass mode requires calibration (see chapter 3.10)

3.3.3.3 M4G (Magnet for Gyroscope)

The M4G mode is similar to the IMU mode, but instead of using the gyroscope signal to detect rotation, the changing orientation of the magnetometer in the magnetic field is used. Since the magnetometer has much lower power consumption than the gyroscope, this mode is less power consuming in comparison to the IMU mode. There are no drift effects in this mode which are inherent to the gyroscope.

However, as for compass mode, the measurement accuracy depends on the stability of the surrounding magnetic field. For this mode no magnetometer calibration is required and also not available.

3.3.3.4 NDOF_FMC_OFF

This fusion mode is same as NDOF mode, but with the Fast Magnetometer Calibration turned ‘OFF’.

3.3.3.5 NDOF

This is a fusion mode with 9 degrees of freedom where the fused absolute orientation data is calculated from accelerometer, gyroscope and the magnetometer. The advantages of combining all three sensors are a fast calculation, resulting in high output data rate, and high robustness from magnetic field distortions. In this mode the Fast Magnetometer calibration is turned ON and thereby resulting in quick calibration of the magnetometer and higher output data accuracy. The current consumption is slightly higher in comparison to the NDOF_FMC_OFF fusion mode.

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Bit 7

Bit 6

Bit 5

Bit 4

Bit 3

Bit 2

Bit 1

Bit 0

Reserved

Remapped Z axis value

Remapped Y axis

value

Remapped X axis

value

Value

Axis Representation

X - Axis

Y - Axis

Z- Axis

Invalid

Bit 7

Bit 6

Bit 5

Bit 4

Bit 3

Bit 2

Bit 1

Bit 0

Reserved

Remapped X axis sign

Remapped Y axis sign

Remapped Z axis sign

Value

Sign

Positive

Negative

Z; Ωz; z

X; Ωx; x

Y; Ωy; y

Accel; Gyro; Magnet

3.4 Axis remap

The device mounting position should not limit the data output of the BNO055 device. The axis of the device can be re-configured to the new reference axis.

Axis configuration byte: Register Address: AXIS_MAP_CONFIG

There are two bits are used to configure the axis remap which will define in the following way,

Also, when user try to configure the same axis to two or more then BNO055 will take this as invalid condition and previous configuration will be restored in the register map. The default value is: X Axis = X, Y Axis = Y and Z Axis = Z (AXIS_REMAP_CONFIG = 0x24).

Axis sign configuration byte: Register Address: AXIS_MAP_SIGN

The default value is 0x00.

The default values correspond to the following coordinate system

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Placement

AXIS_REMAP_CONFIG

AXIS_REMAP_SIGN

0x21

0x04

P1 (default)

0x24

0x00

0x24

0x06

0x21

0x02

0x24

0x03

0x21

0x01

0x21

0x07

0x24

0x05

TOP VIEW

BOTTOM VIEW

ZYX

Some example placement for axis vs. register settings:

For the above described placements, following would be the axis configuration parameters.

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Sensors

Parameters

Value

Accelerometer

Power Mode

NORMAL

Range

+/- 4g

Bandwidth

62.5Hz

Resolution

14 bits

Gyroscope

Power Mode

NORMAL

Range

2000 °/s

Bandwidth

32Hz

Resolution

16 bits

Magnetometer

Power Mode

FORCED

ODR

20Hz

XY Repetition

Z Repetition

Resolution x/y/z

13/13/15 bits

3.5 Sensor Configuration

The fusion outputs of the BNO055 are tightly linked with the sensor configuration settings. Due to this fact, the sensor configuration is limited when BNO055 is configured to run in any of the fusion operating mode. In any of the non-fusion modes the configuration settings can be updated by writing to the configuration registers as defined in the following sections.

3.5.1 Default sensor configuration

At power-on the sensors are configured with the default settings as defined in Table 3-8 below.

Table 3-7: Default sensor configuration at power-on

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Parameter

Values

[Reg Addr]: Reg Value

Restrictions

G Range

[ACC_Config]: xxxxxx00b

Auto controlled in fusion mode

[ACC_Config]: xxxxxx01b

[ACC_Config]: xxxxxx10b

16G

[ACC_Config]: xxxxxx11b

Bandwidth

7.81Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx000xxb

15.63Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx001xxb

31.25Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx010xxb

62.5Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx011xxb

125Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx100xxb

250Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx101xxb

500Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx110xxb

1000Hz

[ACC_Config]: xxx111xxb

Operation Mode

Normal

[ACC_Config]: 000xxxxxb

Suspend

[ACC_Config]: 001xxxxxb

Low Power 1

[ACC_Config]: 010xxxxxb

Standby

[ACC_Config]: 011xxxxxb

Low Power 2

[ACC_Config]: 100xxxxxb

Deep Suspend

[ACC_Config]: 101xxxxxb

3.5.2 Accelerometer configuration

The fusion outputs of the BNO055 are tightly linked with the accelerometer sensor settings. Therefore the configuration possibilities are restricted when running in any of the fusion operating modes. The accelerometer configuration can be changed by writing to the ACC_Config register, Table below shows different Accelerometer configurations

Table 3-8: Accelerometer configurations

The accelerometer sensor operation mode is not configurable by user when BNO power mode is configured as low power mode. BNO rewrites the user configured value to Normal mode when switching from config mode to any BNO operation mode. This used to achieve the BNO low power mode performance.

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Parameter

Values

[Reg Addr]: Register value

Restrictions

Range

2000 dps

[GYR_Config_0]: xxxxx000b

Auto controlled in fusion mode

1000 dps

[GYR_Config_0]: xxxxx001b

500dps

[GYR_Config_0]: xxxxx010b

250 dps

[GYR_Config_0]: xxxxx011b

125 dps

[GYR_Config_0]: xxxxx100b

Bandwidth

523Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx000xxxb

230Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx001xxxb

116Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx010xxxb

47Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx011xxxb

23Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx100xxxb

12Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx101xxxb

64Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx110xxxb

32Hz

[GYR_Config_0]: xx111xxxb

Operation Mode

Normal

[GYR_Config_1]: xxxxx000b

Fast Power up

[GYR_Config_1]: xxxxx001b

Deep Suspend

[GYR_Config_1]: xxxxx010b

Suspend

[GYR_Config_1]: xxxxx011b

Advanced Powersave

[GYR_Config_1]: xxxxx100b

3.5.3 Gyroscope configuration

The fusion outputs of the BNO055 are tightly linked with the angular rate sensor settings. Therefore the configuration possibilities are restricted when running in any of the fusion operating modes. The gyroscope configuration can be changed by writing to the GYR_Config register, Table below shows different Gyroscope configurations

Table 3-9: Gyroscope configurations

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Parameter

Values

[Reg Addr]: Register

value

Restrictions

Data output rate

2Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx000b

Auto controlled in fusion mode

6Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx001b

8Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx010b

10Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx011b

15Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx100b

20Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx101b

25Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx110b

30Hz

[MAG_Config]: xxxxx111b

Operation Mode

Low Power

[MAG_Config]: xxx00xxxb

Regular

[MAG_Config]: xxx01xxxb

Enhanced

Regular

[MAG_Config]: xxx10xxxb

High Accuracy

[MAG_Config]: xxx11xxxb

Power Mode

Normal

[MAG_Config]: x00xxxxxb

Sleep

[MAG_Config]: x01xxxxxb

Suspend

[MAG_Config]: x10xxxxxb

Force Mode

[MAG_Config]: x11xxxxxb

3.5.4 Magnetometer configuration

The fusion outputs of the BNO055 are tightly linked with the magnetometer sensor settings. Therefore the configuration possibilities are restricted when running in any of the fusion operating modes. The magnetometer configuration can be changed by writing to the MAG_Config register, Table below shows different Magnetometer configurations.

Table 3-10: Magnetometer configurations

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Data

Units

[Reg Addr]: Register Value

Acceleration, Linear Acceleration, Gravity vector

m/s2

[UNIT_SEL] : xxxxxxx0b

[UNIT_SEL] : xxxxxxx1b

Magnetic Field Strength

Micro Tesla

Angular Rate

Dps

[UNIT_SEL] : xxxxxx0xb

Rps

[UNIT_SEL] : xxxxxx1xb

Euler Angles

Degrees

[UNIT_SEL] : xxxxx0xxb

Radians

[UNIT_SEL] : xxxxx1xxb

Quaternion

Quaternion units

Temperature

°C

[UNIT_SEL] : xxx0xxxxb

°F

[UNIT_SEL] : xxx1xxxxb

Parameter

Values

[Reg Addr]: Register value

Fusion data output format

Windows

[UNIT_SEL]: 0xxxxxxxb

Android

[UNIT_SEL]: 1xxxxxxxb

Rotation angle

Range (Android format)

Range (Windows format)

Pitch

+180° to -180° (turning clockwise decreases values)

-180° to +180° (turning clockwise increases values)

Roll

-90° to +90° (increasing with increasing inclination)

Heading / Yaw

0° to 360° (turning clockwise increases values)

3.6 Output data

Depending on the selected operating mode the device will output either un-calibrated sensor data (in non-fusion mode) or calibrated / fused data (in fusion mode), this section describes the output data for each modes.

3.6.1 Unit selection

The measurement units for the various data outputs (regardless of operation mode) can be configured by writing to the UNIT_SEL register as described in Table 3-9.

Table 3-11: unit selection

3.6.2 Data output format

The data output format can be selected by writing to the UNIT_SEL register, this allows user to switch between the orientation definition described by Windows and Android operating systems.

Table 3-12: Fusion data output format

The output data format is based on the following convention regarding the rotation angles for roll, pitch and heading / yaw (compare also section 3.4):

Table 3-13: Rotation angle conventions

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