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Text: AN 005 Tilt-Sensing with Kionix MEMS Accelerometers Introduction Tilt/Inclination sensing is a common application for low-g accelerometers. This application note describes how to use Kionix MEMS low-g accelerometers to enable tilt sensing. Applicable theory, plots and equations are provided with this note as
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Text: AN 006 Handheld Electronic Compass Applications Using a Kionix MEMS Tri-Axis Accelerometer Introduction Today’s world is about mobility. The expanded and growing availability of cell phones, PDA’s and GPS has resulted in a massive integration of features into
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Abstract: ADIS16201 impact sensor br06 gyroscope 9 AXIS gyroscope ANGLE ADIS16209 Gyroscope ADIS16006 ADIS16003
Text: iSensor Motion Sensor Products By embedding motion sensing in your application, valuable improvements can be realized in precision, response time, reliability, safety, and security. Analog Devices’ highly integrated, calibrated, and simple-to-implement iSensor products make realizing those
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Text: AN 001 Free-fall Sensing for Drop-Force Modeling Using a Kionix MEMS Tri-Axis Accelerometer Introduction This application note describes how to use a Kionix MEMS tri-axis accelerometer as a free-fall sensor for drop force modeling applications. Required theory, equations,
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Text: AN 022 Getting Started with the KXTE9 Introduction This application note will help developers quickly implement proof-of-concept designs using the KXTE9 tri-axis accelerometer. Please refer to the KXTE9 data sheet for additional implementation guidelines. While Kionix strives to ensure that our accelerometers will meet
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Text: Application Note – AN219 Digital Compass Reference Design with the SiRFstar2t GPS Chipset ABSTRACT Until recently, combining a GPS chipset with magnetic sensors for a digital compass heading feature was pretty much a separate circuit affair. Today with the
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Abstract: HMC1022 HMC1021Z sensor magnetic vehicle presence compass module magnetometer digital 3 axis compass compass digital accelerometer magnetometer ADXL213
Text: Digital Compass Solution HMR3400 The Honeywell HMR3400 is a digital compass solution designed for use in navigation and precision pointing applications. Honeywell’s magnetoresistive sensor technology is coupled with a MEMS accelerometer to provide a miniature, reliable
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Text: AN 012 Accelerometer Errors Introduction Although everyone would like them to be, sensors are not perfect. Understanding the accelerometer’s errors is just as important as understanding how the accelerometer works in an application. Errors can and will affect the application’s
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Text: AN 041 Getting Started with the KX023 and KX022 Introduction This application note will help developers quickly implement proof-of-concept designs using the KX023 and KX022 tri-axis accelerometer. Please refer to the KX023 and KX022 data sheet for additional implementation guidelines. Kionix strives to ensure that our accelerometers will meet
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Text: AN 041 Getting Started with the KX023 and KX022 Introduction This application note will help developers quickly implement proof-of-concept designs using the KX023 and KX022 tri-axis accelerometer. Please refer to the KX023 and KX022 data sheet for additional implementation guidelines. Kionix strives to ensure that our accelerometers will meet
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Text: AN 023 Getting Started with the KXTF9 Introduction This application note will help developers quickly implement proof-of-concept designs using the KXTF9 tri-axis accelerometer. Please refer to the KXTF9 data sheet for additional implementation guidelines. While Kionix strives to ensure that our accelerometers will meet
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Abstract: Tilt Sensors degree 3 axis earthquake Detection systems holter monitor ADXL105 accelerometer module airbag crash sensor Piezoelectric mems accelerometer ADXL202 ADXL202 Accelerometer ADXL202 MEMS ACCELEROMETER
Text: Accelerometer Products What Is an Accelerometer and When Do You Use One? An accelerometer is a sensor which converts an acceleration from motion or gravity to an electrical signal. MOTION INPUT Accelerometers Measure “g” To sell accelerometers, it is important to
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Text: AN 025 Getting Started with the KXTI9 Introduction This application note will help developers quickly implement proof-of-concept designs using the KXTI9 tri-axis accelerometer. Please refer to the KXTI9 data sheet for additional implementation guidelines. While Kionix strives to ensure that our accelerometers will meet design expectations
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Text: Freescale Semiconductor Application Note Document Number: AN3461 Rev. 6, 03/2013 Tilt Sensing Using a Three-Axis Accelerometer by: Mark Pedley 1 Introduction Contents 1 Accelerometers are sensitive to both linear acceleration and the local gravitational field. The former provides
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Abstract: Wearable Heart Rate Monitor FXOS8700CQ MMA955X MPY8600DK6T1
Text: TM August 2013 • Freescale Sensors Overview • Freescale Sensor Portfolio − Linear Inertial Sensors - Accelerometers − Linear Inertial Sensors - Intelligent Sensor Hub − Rotational Inertial & Magnetic Sensors - Gyro & Magnetometers − Pressure Sensors
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Text: AN 011 Screen Rotation and Device Orientation Introduction This application note describes how to use a Kionix tri-axis accelerometer to perform a screen rotation function and a device orientation function on a portable handheld electronic device. An accelerometer is used to measure the orientation of the device. Based on the orientation of the
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Text: AN020 Orientations and Rotations Introduction The fact that accelerometers are sensitive to the gravitational force on the device allows them to be used to determine the attitude of the sensor with respect to the reference gravitational vector. This attitude determination is very useful in leveling or
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Abstract: LIS331DLH application note 3 axis Accelerometers for rotation sensing compass calibration LIS331DLH 3 axis Accelerometer 3-axis accelerometer 2 axis Accelerometer analog ACC12 adc for accelerometer sensor
Text: AN3182 Application note Tilt measurement using a low-g 3-axis accelerometer Introduction This application note describes the methods and techniques for measuring tilt angles from a low-g 3-axis accelerometer. The LIS331DLH 3-axis digital accelerometer is used as an
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Text: SF2006SN.A / Single axis class B seismic accelerometer 30S.SF2006SNA.C.05.11 Energy Mil/Aerospace Industrial Features Inertial Tilt − − − − − − − − Vibration Seismic ±5g linear output Very low noise of 0.9 µgrms/√Hz Wide dynamic range of 110 dB DC to 100Hz BW
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Text: SF1600S.A – SF1600SN.A / Single axis best in class seismic accelerometer 30S.SF1600A.B.01.12 Energy Mil/Aerospace Industrial Features Inertial Tilt − − − − − − − − Vibration Seismic ±3g linear output Best in class noise level of 0.3 µgrms/√Hz
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Text: Low Cost ؎2 g Dual Axis i MEMS Accelerometer with Digital Output ADXL202 a GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES 2-Axis Acceleration Sensor on a Single IC Chip Measures Static Acceleration as well as Dynamic Acceleration Duty Cycle Output with User Adjustable Period
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Text: SF1600S.A – SF1600SN.A / Single axis best in class seismic accelerometer 30S.SF1600A.C.02.13 Energy Mil/Aerospace Industrial Features Inertial Tilt Vibration Seismic ±3g linear output Best in class noise level of 0.3 µgrms/√Hz
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