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Product Description
The DE-ACCM2G2 is an off the shelf 2 axis 2g accelerometer solution with analog outputs. It features integrated op amp buffers for direct connection to a microcontroller's analog inputs, or for driving heavier loads.
To maximise usability, it is designed to fit in the DIP-14 form factor, making the DE-ACCM2G2 suitable for breadboarding, perfboarding, and insertion into standard chip sockets. To keep things as simple as possible, there are only 4 pins - two for power, and two for the X and Y analog outputs.
Additional circuitry ensures that the product won't be damaged by reversed power connections, and it has an onboard voltage regulator to allow operation from a wide range of inputs.
Need more range? Try the 6g ACCM.
Product Specs
| Model: | DE-ACCM2G2 |
| Performance: |
Dual axis ±2g sensing Onboard regulator accepts inputs from 3.5V to 15V 660mV/g sensitivity 500Hz bandwidth Accurately drives up to a 3kΩ load |
| Protective Features: |
Reverse voltage protection Output short protection |
| Applications: |
Motion, tilt and slope measurement Shock sensing Cute little tables for lego men |
| Datasheet: |
DE-ACCM2G2.doc (409kb) DE-ACCM2G2.pdf (241kb) LIS244ALH.pdf (171kb) |
| Example Projects: |
Hacking an alarm clock so you can punch it to make it shut up Making a G meter for your car David T.'s motor balancing experiments Making a simple vibration meter Starlino's accelerometer-controlled USB gamepad |
