Published 12 November 2026
Seeed Gyro Module Guide: ITG-3200 Specs, Use, Status
Seeed gyro module is a discontinued ITG-3200 3-axis board with ±2000°/s range and 6.5mA draw, last listed at $21.90. See specs, wiring and options.
Seeed gyro module is a discontinued 3-axis board based on the ITG-3200, last listed at $21.90 by the Seeed Studio store page as of November 2026. Seeed describes it as “Grove - 3-Axis Digital Gyro module based on ITG 3200” on the Seeed Studio Wiki last updated Jan 6, 2023. It offers a ±2000°/s full-scale range at 14.375 LSBs per °/s sensitivity, according to the Seeed Studio store page accessed November 12, 2026, with lab checks described in our how we test notes.
What does the Seeed gyro module measure?
Seeed gyro module measures rotation on X, Y and Z axes with a ±2000°/s range stated by the Seeed Studio store page in November 2026. The chip uses three 16-bit ADCs to digitize gyro output, per the Seeed Studio Wiki last updated Jan 6, 2023. An on-chip temperature sensor supports drift compensation, according to the Seeed Studio store page accessed November 12, 2026.
| Spec | Value as listed |
|---|---|
| Sensor | ITG-3200 3-axis MEMS gyro |
| Range | ±2000°/s |
| Sensitivity | 14.375 LSBs per °/s |
| Interface | Fast-Mode I2C at 400kHz |
| Current | 6.5mA operating |
| Supply | 3.3V and 5V |
| Size | 20mm by 20mm by 15mm |
| Weight | 8g gross |
Table values come from the Seeed Studio Wiki of Jan 6, 2023 and the Seeed Studio store page of November 2026.
How does the Seeed gyro module connect and run?
Seeed gyro module runs on 3.3V or 5V and uses a 400kHz Fast-Mode I2C link per the Seeed Studio Wiki of Jan 6, 2023. The Grove cable plugs into an I2C Grove socket, with Arduino example code hosted by Seeed on the Seeed Studio Wiki of Jan 6, 2023. Builders using .NET Gadgeteer mainboards pair it with boards such as the Ethernet Mainboard or the USB Mainboard for logging and control.
- Connect the Grove cable to an I2C socket.
- Load the ITG-3200 example and open the serial monitor.
- Check the axis orientation diagram before mounting.
Seeed gyro module is discontinued at $21.90
Seeed gyro module is listed as Discontinued at $21.90 under SKU 101020050 by the Seeed Studio store page as of November 2026. The part list covered the gyro board plus a Grove cable, per the Seeed Studio store page accessed November 12, 2026. Size is 20mm by 20mm by 15mm at 8g gross, per the Seeed Studio store page of November 2026. No public stock data is available, so new builds should select an active IMU with matching range and supply.
Seeed gyro module FAQ
Can the Seeed gyro module still be used in new designs?
Yes, an existing Seeed gyro module can still run where a ±2000°/s ITG-3200 board fits, per the Seeed Studio store page of November 2026. The board draws 6.5mA and talks over 400kHz I2C, according to the Seeed Studio Wiki of Jan 6, 2023. Supply is 3.3V or 5V per the Seeed Studio Wiki of Jan 6, 2023. Since the listing is Discontinued, spares are uncertain and an active IMU is safer for production.
What interface does the Seeed gyro module use?
The Seeed gyro module uses Fast-Mode I2C at 400kHz with digital X, Y and Z output, per the Seeed Studio store page of November 2026. Three 16-bit ADCs digitize the gyro signals, per the Seeed Studio Wiki of Jan 6, 2023. The Grove connector carries power plus I2C. Arduino example code from Seeed shows readout in rad per second on a serial monitor.
What replaced the Seeed gyro module for new motion sensing?
No direct drop-in replacement is named by Seeed for the Seeed gyro module as of November 2026, and no public spec comparison exists. The module measured ±2000°/s with on-chip temperature sensing, per the Seeed Studio store page of November 2026. Buyers needing motion sensing now choose an active Grove IMU with matching range, supply and I2C support. Check current listings before committing to a footprint.