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Magnetic Field Measurement Using HMC5883 and Arduino Nano
In this tutorial we are going to learn the detailed working of HMC5883 with arduino nano. The HMC5883is a digital compass designed for low-field magnetic sensing.This device has a wide magnetic field range of +/-8 Oe, and an output rate of 160 Hz. The HMC5883 sensor includes automatic degaussin... Read More
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