MPU-6050 is a TDK InvenSense 6-axis MEMS motion-tracking device in QFN-24 (4.0 x 4.0 x 0.9 mm) — 3-axis gyroscope (±250/500/1000/2000 °/s) plus 3-axis accelerometer (±2/4/8/16 g) with 16-bit ADCs, an on-chip Digital Motion Processor (DMP) engine, 1024-byte FIFO, digital temperature sensor, 10,000 g shock tolerance and an auxiliary master I2C bus for external magnetometers, VDD 2.375–3.46 V with a separate VLOGIC pin setting the I2C interface levels (1.71 V to VDD). The DMP plus FIFO is the selection point: motion-fusion, gesture and timing work runs on-chip while the host sleeps, which is why this part defined the Arduino/drone gimbal era of low-cost IMUs. Selection advice: the MPU-6050 supports I2C only — if you need SPI, the MPU-6000 is the pin-compatible twin with SPI plus a single supply pin; do not treat them as code-identical. TDK lists MPU-6050 as Obsolete — production has stopped and final shipment is complete, so treat any offer as end-of-life stock: require date-code traceability and, for new designs, evaluate the current TDK IMU family instead. Evidence: InvenSense MPU-6000/MPU-6050 product specification (Rev. 3.4) and TDK product pages confirm the ranges, VDD, VLOGIC, QFN-24 and obsolete status. Match the full MPU-6050 code. State quantity, packing and date-code requirements in your RFQ; we reconfirm the offered lot before quotation and reply within 24 hours.
MPU-6050 is a 6-axis MEMS IMU from TDK InvenSense, orderable in the QFN-24 package. The ordering code fixes the exact configuration you receive — package, grade and packing — so procurement starts with matching this code character-for-character against your BOM, not just the base series name.
When you request a quote, include the full ordering code, the target packing format (reel, tube, tray or cut tape), your quantity and any date-code or lot requirements. We reconfirm manufacturer, suffix, package, date code and traceability against the actual offered lot before any commercial quote is issued, and every RFQ gets a reply within 24 hours.
Exact MPN, manufacturer and suffix
Supplier type, quantity and freshness
Lot, labels, photos and documents
Price, lead time, payment and shipping
Browse existing catalog records — same series first, then the same category and manufacturer. These are not confirmed replacements; compatibility requires engineering review.
Every suffix in a manufacturer ordering code identifies one exact orderable device — package, temperature grade, packing format or a revision. MPU-6050 names the QFN-24 configuration; a code that differs by even one suffix character may be a different device. Always quote the complete code exactly as it appears on your BOM.
The package (QFN-24) is the physical form of the device itself. Packing describes how the devices are delivered — reel, tube, tray or cut tape. The same ordering code can ship in different packing formats depending on the lot, so confirm the required packing format when you submit your RFQ.
Traceability evidence — lot and date-code information, labels and photos — is confirmed per lot at quotation time, because it depends on the actual lot offered. Tell us which documents your receiving inspection requires when you submit the RFQ, and we will confirm what can be provided for the offered lot.
Add MPU-6050 to your RFQ with the complete ordering code, the manufacturer (TDK InvenSense), your quantity, the target packing format and any date-code requirements. We reply to every RFQ within 24 hours.