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Bosch Sensortec BHI160 / 0330SB6230 Smart Sensor Shuttle Board with Multi-Magnetometer Support

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Product description

PCB shuttle board with BHI160 Smart Sensor Hub and up to four integrated magnetometers for advanced sensor fusion applications.

The Bosch Sensortec BHI160 / 0330SB6230 Smart Sensor Shuttle Board is a precision-engineered PCB development platform featuring the BHI160 Smart Sensor Hub. Designed for embedded sensor integration, this board supports up to four external magnetometers, including AKM09911, AKM09912, BMM150, and YAS532, connected via onboard jumpers for configurable power management. Jumper J15 enables selective sensor power control to optimize power consumption in complex sensor fusion workflows.

Additional sensors can be interfaced through the TFR-Card connector (J10), providing expansion capabilities critical for sophisticated biometric sensing and bioprocessing instrumentation. The board’s standardized footprint ensures compatibility with Bosch Sensortec’s advanced development tools, such as the Development and Application Boards, facilitating rapid prototyping and integration.

Ideal for applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical engineering, this shuttle board supports precise environmental and motion sensing necessary for synthetic biology instrumentation, gene editing platforms, and biomanufacturing process control. Its flexible sensor fusion capabilities make it essential for researchers developing next-generation devices in live-cell imaging and clinical diagnostics relying on real-time magnetic field and inertial measurements.

Key features include:

  • Integrated BHI160 Smart Sensor Hub for motion and environmental data processing
  • Support for up to four configurable magnetometers (AKM09911, AKM09912, BMM150, YAS532)
  • Expandability via TFR-Card interface for custom sensor integration
  • Easy pin access via standard sockets for seamless hardware debugging and development
  • Compatible with Bosch Sensortec development ecosystem for efficient prototyping

This smart sensor shuttle board is widely adopted in advanced biotechnology research and molecular biology workflows where precise inertial and magnetic sensing integrated into compact embedded systems is critical.

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Last updated 19 October 2026