- Plug-and-Play Kit: Includes the GY-25T sensor module and a USB-TTL-01 adapter for instant PC connectivity.
- Pre-processed Angle Output: Delivers stable Pitch and Roll angles in degrees (not raw data).
- Dual Communication Interfaces: Supports both UART (Serial TTL) and I2C protocols.
- ROS Support: Ideal for integration into robotics systems that require reliable orientation data via serial communication.
- Wide Voltage Compatibility: Onboard regulator allows operation from 3.3V to 5V DC power supplies.
- High Precision: Offers fine resolution of approximately 0.01 degrees with internal filtering.
- Internal Sensor Fusion: Offloads computationally intensive algorithms from the main microcontroller.
GY-25T 6DOF IMU Module – Serial/I2C Tilt Sensor with Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Angle Detection & ROS Support (USB-TTL-01 Adapter Included)
| Sensor Core | Integrated 6-Axis Motion Processor |
|---|---|
| Included Accessory | USB-TTL-01 Adapter |
| Output Data | Pitch Angle, Roll Angle |
| Output Format | Serial (UART TTL) & I2C |
| Supply Voltage | 3.0V – 5.0V DC (Module) |
| Resolution | Approx. 0.01° |
| Baud Rate Options (UART) | 9600 bps (default) / 115200 bps (configurable) |
| PC Connection | USB via included adapter |


- Immediate PC Testing: Connect the GY-25T module’s TX/RX pins to the USB-TTL adapter, plug it into your computer, and use a terminal program to view angle data instantly.
- Robotics (ROS): Use the adapter to stream data directly into a ROS node running on a companion computer (e.g., Raspberry Pi or PC).
- Microcontroller Integration: Disconnect the USB adapter and wire the module directly to an Arduino or ESP32 using either UART or I2C.
- Platform Stabilization: Providing orientation feedback for robotic arms or camera gimbals.
The adapter typically uses a common chip like the CH340 or CP2102. Most modern operating systems (Windows 10+, macOS, Linux) have built-in drivers, but specific drivers may be required for older systems
No, the module is configured to only output processed angle data (Pitch and Roll).
The USB-TTL-01 adapter will typically provide 5V power from the USB port to the module, powering it automatically.
Yes, the module’s serial data output is designed to be easily parsed by standard serial nodes in ROS, providing a clean data stream for robot localization and control systems.
No, this 6DOF module only measures Pitch and Roll relative to gravity. Yaw measurement requires an additional magnetometer








