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# Vibration Damped IMU Board Versions

The following introduces the different vibration damped IMU board versions. 

### Version 1 (found in the Cube Black, <mark style="color:blue;">Cube BlueF4</mark>, or <mark style="color:green;">Cube Green</mark>)

* LSM303D integrated accelerometer/magnetometer.
* L3GD20 gyroscope.
* MPU9250 gyroscope/accelerometer.
* MS5611 barometer.
* All sensors connected via SPI.

### Version 2 (found in the <mark style="color:orange;">Cube Orange</mark>, <mark style="color:blue;">Cube BlueH7</mark> or <mark style="color:yellow;">Cube Yellow</mark>)

* ICM20602.
* ICM 20948.
* MS5611 barometer.
* All sensors connected via SPI.

### Version 3 (found in the <mark style="color:orange;">Cube Orange+</mark>)

* ICM45686/ICM20649.
* ICM20948/ICM42688 / ICM45686\_EXT2 .
* ICM42688/ICM45686.
* MS5611 barometer.
* All sensors connected via SPI.


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