KXTH9-2083-FR

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Type:	Analog
Axis:	X, Y, Z
Acceleration Range:	±2.5g
Sensitivity (LSB/g):	--
Sensitivity (mV/g):	400
Bandwidth:	50Hz
Output Type:	Analog Voltage
Voltage - Supply:	1.8 V ~ 3.6 V
Features:	Adjustable Bandwidth, Selectable Scale
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	10-VFLGA
Supplier Device Package:	10-LGA (3x3)

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Introduction

Motion sensors - Accelerometers are sensors used to measure and detect motion and vibration of an object. Accelerometers are especially useful for detecting small amounts of acceleration which could help with different motion-based applications. This article will discuss the KXTH9-2083-FR Accelerometer, its application fields and working principle.

KXTH9-2083-FR Characteristics

The KXTH9-2083-FR is an ultra-small, low-profile single-axis accelerometer with a standard range of ±2g. It has a 2-wire serial interface, operates on 3V power supply, and is designed for low vibration and low-frequency acceleration monitoring. The KXTH9-2083-FR accelerometer is a reliable and economical choice for motion sensing applications.

Application field

The KXTH9-2083-FR accelerometer can be used in a variety of motion sensing applications. It can be used in automotive systems to determine the force and direction of acceleration or deceleration, which helps with electronic stability control and airbag deployments. It can also be used in industrial and factory automation to detect mechanical defects in machinery and improve production. It is also used in medical applications to monitor heart rate, body movement, and respiration.

Working Principle

The KXTH9-2083-FR accelerometer operates on the principle of inertial sensing. It has an active element (mass on a spring) which is attached to the base of the structure. When the structure experiences an acceleration or a deceleration, the mass will move relative to the base due to inertia. This movement is detected by the sensing elements, and an output signal is generated which can be used to determine the force and direction of acceleration.

Conclusion

The KXTH9-2083-FR accelerometer is an ultra-small, low-profile single-axis accelerometer with a standard range of ±2g. It is a reliable and economical choice for motion sensing applications due to its low vibration and low-frequency acceleration monitoring. The KXTH9-2083-FR is used in automotive systems, industrial and factory automation, and medical applications to monitor acceleration, detect mechanical defects, and measure respiration and body movement. It operates on the principle of inertial sensing, making use of an active element which is attached to the base of the structure to detect acceleration and deceleration.

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