Running MPU-92/65 sensor with Arduino to Measure Real time Temperature

 Week 6, November 1


Things you need;

- An Arduino connected with computer

- MPU-9250 Sensor

- F-M Dupont wire



Connection of Wires

- Connect black wire to Gnd of both arduino and sensor

- Connect a red wire to vcc of sensor and 5v of arduino

- Connect a SCL wire to A5 of arduino

- Connect SDA wire to A4

- Connect INT wire to 2




 

CODE TO RUN THE PROGRAM







By running this code, we can find the real time temperature





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