Description
Precision Motion Sensing: 7Semi ADXL335 5V 3-Axis Accelerometer
Empower your projects with the 7Semi ADXL335 3-Axis Accelerometer Breakout Analog Out, the perfect solution for accurate motion sensing across three dimensions (X, Y, and Z). This versatile module is engineered for seamless integration, offering a compact 21x16mm footprint ideal for space-constrained applications.
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3-Axis Sensing: Capture acceleration data in all directions for comprehensive motion analysis.
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Robust Performance: Withstands up to 10,000g of shock, ensuring reliable operation in demanding environments.
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Energy Efficient: Low power consumption (350uA typical) extends battery life and reduces overall project power needs.
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Convenient 5V Supply: Simplify your power connections with the standard 5V operating voltage.
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Compact Design: The 21x16mm form factor saves valuable space on your PCB.
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Built-In Self-Test & Adjustable Sensitivity: Streamline sensor calibration for quick setup and optimal accuracy.
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Drones and UAVs
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Robotics and automation
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Tilt-sensing devices
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Gaming controllers
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Wearable technology
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Industrial monitoring systems
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Vibration measurement
ADXL335 Breakout Board Dimensions
- Datasheet ADXL335
- User Guide, Arduino Code etc
- Evelta ADXL335 3D STEP File Downlaod
- ADXL335 Quickstart Guide Web
ADXL335 Breakout Board I2C Connection to Arduino
ADXL345, ADXL335 and LIS3DH 3-Axis Accelerometer Breakout Comparison Table
A triple-axis accelerometer breakout with analog output is a type of sensor module designed to measure acceleration along three axes: X, Y, and Z. The module contains three accelerometers, each oriented along a different axis, and outputs analog signals proportional to the acceleration detected along each axis. These signals can be used to determine the orientation, motion, and vibration of the module or object it is attached to. This type of sensor breakout is commonly used in robotics, gaming controllers, and other applications where motion sensing is required. Analog outputs provide a more precise measurement than digital outputs, making this type of sensor breakout ideal for applications that require high accuracy.