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BW-IMU527C

By Wuxi Beiwei Sensing Technology ↗

The Wuxi Beiwei Sensing Technology BW-IMU527C is a compact Modbus inertial measurement unit for unmanned aircraft and other robotic or vehicle systems. It combines gyroscope and three-axis accelerometer sensing in a 60 × 59 × 29 mm package, with sampling up to 500 Hz, multiple output interfaces and temperature compensation across -40 °C to +85 °C.

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Manufacturer and modelWuxi Beiwei Sensing Technology BW-IMU527C high-performance Modbus inertial measurement unit
CompensationDynamic compensation and orthogonality compensation
Sampling frequencyUp to 500 Hz
Output interfaces and protocolRS232 / RS485 / TTL / Modbus
Temperature range-40 °C to +85 °CTemperature compensation provided.
DimensionsL60 × W59 × H29 mmPackaged product dimensions.

Product overview

The Wuxi Beiwei Sensing Technology BW-IMU527C is an inertial measurement component for integration into unmanned aircraft, robots and other mobile equipment. Its sensing architecture combines a gyroscope with acceleration measurement on the X, Y and Z axes. The packaged unit occupies 60 × 59 × 29 mm, defining its physical integration envelope. Dynamic and orthogonality compensation accompany sampling frequencies up to 500 Hz, while the output options comprise RS232, RS485, TTL and Modbus.

The gyroscope measures angular rates within ±400°/sec at 0.01°/sec resolution, and the accelerometer covers ±3.6 g at 0.01 mg resolution. Temperature compensation accompanies a specified range of -40 °C to +85 °C. Bias stability depends on the stated temperature and measurement interval: gyroscope limits differ between room-temperature and full-temperature operation, while accelerometer figures apply at 25 °C. Alongside unmanned aircraft, intended applications include platform stabilization, unmanned vessels, underwater robots, construction machinery, automated guided vehicles, heavy trucks and autonomous driving.

Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
Manufacturer and modelWuxi Beiwei Sensing Technology BW-IMU527C high-performance Modbus inertial measurement unit
CompensationDynamic compensation and orthogonality compensation
Sampling frequencyUp to 500 Hz
Output interfaces and protocolRS232 / RS485 / TTL / Modbus
Temperature range-40 °C to +85 °CTemperature compensation provided.
DimensionsL60 × W59 × H29 mmPackaged product dimensions.
Gyroscope resolution0.01°/sec
Gyroscope measurement range±400°/sec
Gyroscope room-temperature bias stabilityLess than 0.5 °/h (100 s, 1σ); less than 5 °/h (10 s, 1σ)Room temperature; 100 s, 1σ and 10 s, 1σ, respectively.
Gyroscope full-temperature bias stabilityLess than 20 °/h (10 s, 1σ)Full temperature range; 10 s, 1σ.
Angular random walk coefficientLess than 0.1 °/√h
Gyroscope bias repeatabilityLess than 50 °/h (1σ)1σ.
Accelerometer measurement range±3.6 gX, Y and Z axes.
Accelerometer resolution0.01 mg
Accelerometer bias stability0.001 mg (25 °C, 100 s, 1σ); 0.01 mg (25 °C, 10 s, 1σ)25 °C; 100 s, 1σ and 10 s, 1σ, respectively.
ApplicationsUnmanned vessels and underwater robots; construction machinery; platform stabilization; automated guided vehicles; heavy trucks; autonomous driving; robotics; unmanned aircraft
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