Hi, I know this is like the umpteenth post on this topic, but I have to try.
I have been working to use a MPU-6050 with an Arduino UNO for motion detection. Unfortunately, I have run into the issue of the module no longer being detected with an I2C scanner, on the UNO.
The connections are the typical ones,
Arduino | MPU-6050
A5 -> SCL
A4 -> SDA
3.3V -> VCC
GND -> GND
While connecting with jumper wires, the Module was working, but after de-soldering the headers and soldering on wires with the same connection, the module is not being detected with the i2c scanner.
Can the heat of desoldering and soldering easily damage the module or am I doing something wrong?
Perhaps the MPU didn't appreciate being connected to 5V SCL/SDA.
I don't know if the MPU is "advertised" as 5V tolerant.
I assume you're using some module thingy.
Yeah, i'm using the GY-521 Module. The module does have an onboard 3.3V LDO. You mean that the UNO analog outputs could be in 5V and thus damage the device?
As far I have seen, most tutorials use the A4, A5 pins directly with the module without any level shifters. But that doesn't guarantee that they are right, ig...