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Arduino Compatible Tri-Axis Digital Tilt Sensor
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Use this high performance acceleration sensor module in your project to detect direction (transverse/longitudinal), as well as free fall, pulse, and shake detection. The on-board MMA8452Q is a smart low-power, three-axis, capacitive micromachine acceleration sensor with 12-bit resolution. Users are able to set a range of ±2g, ±4g, or ±8g, which can output high-pass filtering data and non-filtered data in real-time. An embedded function can also be used to generate an inertial wake-up interrupt signal, which enables MMA8452Q to maintain a low-power mode in the static state while monitoring the event.
Features:
Features:
- 12 bit and 8 bit digital outputs
- I2C digital output interface (up to 2.25MHz with 4.7kΩ pull-up resistor)
- Two programmable interruption pins applied to six interruption sources
- Three motion detection embedded channels: free fall detection, pulse detection, shaking detection
- Direction (transverse/longitudinal) detection with setting lag compensation
- Automatic arousal and auto-dormant ODR can be automatically altered
- High-pass filtering data can be exported in real time
Specifications:
- Interface Voltage: 1.6V to 3.6V
- Optional Dynamic Range: ±2g/±4g/±8g
- Output Data Rate (ODR) Range: 1.56Hz to 800Hz
- Noise: 99μg/√Hz
Arduino Modules
Required Supply Voltage
1.6 V
Required Supply Voltage
3.6 V
DC Current Rating
DC current rating
6 µA
DC Current Surge Rating
165 A
Product Dimensions
Length
35 mm
Width
20 mm
Height
7 mm
Weight
2.6 g
Packaged Dimensions
Packaged Volume
0.075823 l
Packaged Weight
0.004 kg
Packaged Type
Bagged with Header
Packaged Length
11.3 cm
Packaged Width
6.1 cm
Packaged Height
1.1 cm
Shipping Volume
0.037 l
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