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Explore Stack InternalI used 5V5 V from my Arduino to power the MPU6050, and it was fine. Check out: https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Make-a-Robot-Car-Drive-Straight-and-Turn-Ex/ which, which has very similar code.
Also, I typically avoid pin 13, since it performperforms some special additional function, unlike pin 2 to 12.
I used 5V from my Arduino to power MPU6050, and it was fine. Check out: https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Make-a-Robot-Car-Drive-Straight-and-Turn-Ex/ which has very similar code.
Also I typically avoid pin 13, since it perform some special additional function, unlike pin 2 to 12.
I used 5 V from my Arduino to power the MPU6050, and it was fine. Check out: https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Make-a-Robot-Car-Drive-Straight-and-Turn-Ex/, which has very similar code.
Also, I typically avoid pin 13, since it performs some special additional function, unlike pin 2 to 12.
I used 5V from my Arduino to power MPU6050, and it was fine. Check out: https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Make-a-Robot-Car-Drive-Straight-and-Turn-Ex/ which has very similar code.
Also I typically avoid pin 13, since it perform some special additional function, unlike pin 2 to 12.
