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Motion Sensors - Accelerometers

Accelerometers are motion sensing devices that measure forces along the X, Y and Z axes - accelerations along these directions. Motion sensors play an important role in the automation industry today as they are often used to measure and detect forces to control applications. The FXTH87EH226T1 is a highly accurate, low cost, 3-axis motion sensor that can be used to measure forces along the X, Y and Z axes.

FXTH87EH226T1 Features

The FXTH87EH226T1 is a low-cost, high-performance accelerometer that combines a wide dynamic range and low current consumption. It is ideal for applications in a variety of fields, including automotive, avionics, industrial, consumer, medical, and many others. Features include a wide measurement range, low power consumption, high resolution, low self-noise, low offset, high linearity, and temperature compensation. The FXTH87EH226T1 is suitable for measuring absolute acceleration, inclination, tilt, and vibration in dynamic environments. It is also capable of detecting changes in pressure, acceleration, velocity, and direction.

FXTH87EH226T1 Application Field

The FXTH87EH226T1 is well suited for a wide range of applications, such as vibration monitoring, vibration compensation, structural health monitoring, inclination measurement, motion detection, and tilt sensing. It is designed to be used in industrial and consumer products such as machine tools, medical equipment, consumer electronics, aircraft/space-craft/vehicle control, and automotive applications, among others. It is also well suited for sport and fitness applications, such as golf swing monitors, footstep counters, and pedometers.

FXTH87EH226T1 Working Principle

The FXTH87EH226T1 works by measuring acceleration signals along the X, Y and Z axes. It contains a built-in 24-bit ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) which converts analog signals into digital values. The ADC converts the analog signals into digital values, which are then processed by the built-in 16-bit MCU (Microprocessor Unit). The data is then sent to the user through a digital communication interface. The device can detect forces along the X, Y and Z axes, as well as from any combination of the three axes.

Conclusion

The FXTH87EH226T1 is a versatile and cost effective 3-axis accelerometer that is ideal for a variety of motion sensing applications. It is suitable for use in motorsports, medical equipment, consumer electronics, aerospace, aircraft/space-craft/vehicle control, industrial applications, and many others. The device is capable of detecting changes in pressure, acceleration, velocity, and direction. Its low current consumption makes it ideal for battery powered applications. The device has excellent accuracy, resolution, and linearity, and is temperature compensated for reliable operation in a variety of environments.

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