it's alive and talking to me!
as usual, the SPI peripheral implementation in it is kinda finicky, and it actually doesn't work with the default #GlasgowInterfaceExplorer SPI controller (because it's not fully compliant with SPI, oops)
i'll fix the SPI controller in a bit
this thing doesn't seem to have a magnetometer or a barometer, it's just an accelerometer and a gyroscope. not even very good ones, they're probably on par with what your cellphone has, if not worse
i think some enterprising company (possibly Shenznen Firepower Control Co. Ltd. based on @poppyhaze's research) has realized they can make a lot of money selling ADIS16488-style devices that only barely work at a half of their sticker price from AD
oh... it has a GD32F103 inside. there are even, conveniently, pads with SWD routed to them
firmware dumping time? firmware dumping time.
@alina the device on the image is a PCB i extracted from an inertial measurement unit from a loitering munition
you know that "the missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't" meme? well, this PCB is _how_ the missile knows where it isn't
on the right i have a debugger connected to it, so that i can dump and analyze the firmware within and learn what makes it tick