Hi,
If you are using Arduino or RaspberryPi board, you could use mpu6050() to connect MPU6050 sensor
You can connect 2 MPU6050s on the same I2C bus by changing the I2C Address of one of the sensor.
This can be done by connecting AD0 pin of one of the sensor to high, making the I2C Address of that sensor 0x69 and connect the AD0 of the other sensor to Low, making the I2C Address of the sensor 0x68.
Now create mpu6050() by specifying I2C Address of one as 0x69 and other as 0x68.
a = arduino;
sensor1 = mpu6050(a,'I2CAddress','0x68');
sensor2 = mpu6050(a,'I2CAddress','0x69');
sensor1.readAcceleration;
sensor2.readAcceleration;
Now if you want to connect three, you will need to use a board with multiple I2C Bus (e.g Arduino Due) ans use the bus name value property of the sensor to specify the bus number
a = arduino;
sensor1 = mpu6050(a,'bus',0,'I2CAddress','0x68');
sensor2 = mpu6050(a,'bus',0,'I2CAddress','0x69');
sensor3 = mpu6050(a,'bus',1,'I2CAddress','0x68');
sensor4 = mpu6050(a,'bus',1,'I2CAddress','0x69');
You can also use multiple Arduino boards to do this.
Hope this helps
Thanks
Gayatri
