SEN-12064

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The SEN-12064 is an evaluation board that is used to measure acceleration and detect motion. It is often used in the areas of robotics, automotive safety, vibration analysis, and motion control applications. This evaluation board is capable of measuring acceleration in both plane (x, y) and linear (z) directions. Additionally, the SEN-12064 can detect motion in both plane and linear directions.

The main component of the SEN-12064 is the MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) accelerometer. This device measures vibration or acceleration. The accelerometer consists of three main parts: sensing element, transducer, and data acquisition circuit. The sensing element is made out of a silicon substrate and a thin film of metallic electrostatic plates. When acceleration is applied to the sensor, the plates bend and generate a voltage that is used to measure the acceleration.

The transducer is the component that takes the electrical signal from the sensing element and converts it into a signal that can be measured by a computer. The data acquisition circuit is used to process the signal from the transducer and convert it into a digital signal. This digital signal can then be used to monitor the acceleration or detect motion.

The SEN-12064 has two different operation modes: passive and active. In passive mode, the board just reads the acceleration of the sensor and stores it in memory. In active mode, the board reads the sensor data, processes it, and triggers an interrupt when a certain motion is detected. This allows for more precise control of the motion detection.

The SEN-12064 is a highly versatile evaluatino board that can be used in a variety of applications. It is small in size, easy to use, and provides accurate results for measuring acceleration and motion detection. It is an ideal solution for robotics, automotive safety, vibration analysis, and motion control applications.

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