- 3-axis magnetic electronic compass.
- Precise heading information.
- Operating Voltage:Â 3 -5 V DC.
- Driver Chip: QMC5883L.
- Communication:Â I2C protocol.
- Measuring range: ± 1.3-8 Gauss.
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